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Ola Electric launches three new battery energy storage products

Ola Electric unveiled three new battery energy storage systems (BESSs) aimed at expanding its energy solutions business.

Ola Electric unveiled three new battery energy storage systems (BESSs) aimed at expanding its energy solutions business. The product lineup includes the second generation of its residential system Ola Shakti, an industry-focused Shakti Rack, and Mahashakti for utility-scale energy storage. The announcement was made yesterday, with deliveries for the residential devices expected to start soon, according to inc42.com.

The new products leverage Ola Electric’s integrated capabilities across battery cells, packs, and energy storage systems. Ola Shakti Gen 2, designed for households, comes in two configurations: a 4.6 kWh battery with 3 kW power and a 9.2 kWh battery with 6 kW power, both offering 1.5 hours of backup on full load. Powered by the company’s in-house 4680 Bharat lithium-ion cell, the 3 kW variant is priced at ₹99,000 and the 6 kW at nearly ₹1.75 lakh, inc42.com reported.

Battery energy storage systems are critical for managing electricity supply and demand, especially with increasing adoption of renewable energy sources like solar and wind. Ola Electric’s move places it alongside other players expanding in the energy storage sector, addressing domestic, industrial, and utility-scale needs. The residential BESS market is growing as consumers seek reliable power backup and energy management solutions, making Ola’s offerings relevant in the evolving energy landscape.

Deliveries for the Ola Shakti Gen 2 residential battery systems are set to begin shortly, marking the company’s entry into broader energy storage markets beyond electric vehicles. The pricing and specifications position Ola Electric to compete in India’s emerging energy storage sector, where demand for efficient, scalable battery solutions is rising, inc42.com noted.

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