Every year, several companies attempt to fool us on April 1st, but this time, Ola has played a different card. Ola’s CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, shared a video about their new product, the Ola Solo Automatic Electric Scooter.
In the video, Aggarwal revealed that this scooter can drive itself, a claim that initially seemed like a joke to many. However, Aggarwal posted another video to clarify that it was no joke. The question now is whether Ola’s claim will turn out to be true or not.
On April 1st, while everyone was busy making jokes, Aggarwal posted a message stating that they were launching a new product, as promised. However, the real surprise came when he revealed the Ola Solo Automatic Electric Scooter, a fully autonomous and traffic-aware scooter, making it India’s first such vehicle.
Aggarwal further explained that the Ola Electric and Artificial Intelligence teams had worked together to make this dream come true. However, the question remains whether this is true or just another April Fool’s prank. Only time will tell.
Many people initially thought it was an April Fool’s joke, but the video of the Ola Solo scooter went viral on the internet, with hundreds of thousands of users expressing their opinions.
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While some dismissed it as a joke, others praised the technology and stated that if it were true, Ola would become India’s number one electric scooter company.
It remains to be seen how long Aggarwal’s claim will hold true. Meanwhile, the video has sparked a lot of discussion on the internet.
Indeed, Ola has built a scooter, and the Ola Solo Automatic Electric Scooter video caused quite a stir. The following day, Aggarwal released another video, revealing a surprising twist. He clarified that while the video was made for entertainment purposes, the technology showcased in it is real.
After years of hard work, Ola’s engineering team has developed a prototype of the Ola Solo, which represents a glimpse into the future of transportation. The team is now working on further developing this self-balancing technology.
While the Ola Solo is currently only a prototype, its announcement indicates that in the future, we may not see any driver-operated scooters on the roads.