Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal's online spat with comedian Kunal Kamra coincides with Ola Electric facing a show-cause notice from the Central Consumer Prot

Ola Electric is the top-selling electric-scooter maker in the country. But Ola Electric may also be the one EV brand with the maximum number of complaints from customers.

Bhavish Aggarwal, the co-founder and CEO of Ola, finds himself at the centre of a dual storm. Just hours after engaging in a public spat with comedian Kunal Kamra on X (formerly Twitter) over complaints surrounding Ola Electric’s service quality,

Ola Electric is facing scrutiny after the CCPA (Central Consumer Protection Authority) issued a show-cause notice due to rising customer complaints. The issue gained public attention after comedian Kunal Kamra criticized Ola's service.

India's consumer rights agency received unusually high 10,000 complaints against Ola Electric over a year and has sent a notice seeking explanation from the SoftBank-backed e-scooter maker, a top official at the watchdog said on Tuesday.

India's consumer rights watchdog has sent a formal notice to Ola Electric after receiving 10,000 complaints about after-sales service, misleading ads, and unfair trade practices. The company, which dominates India's e-scooter market,

Ola Electric has been facing the heat for the past few months. After drastic drops in sales figures, spiralling service issues and falling share prices the latest challenge comes in the form of a show cause notice from the Central Consumer Protection Authority.

The central government has issued a showc ause notice to Ola Electric for multiple consumer complaints. These complaints involve service delays, misleading ads, and unfair practices. Ola Electric has been asked to respond within 15 days.