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###**Description:**Ola Electric was once the undisputed king of India's EV market. But since its IPO in August 2024, the stock has tanked over 50-60%, hitting new 52-week lows by December 2025. What went wrong?

In this video, we break down the "Perfect Storm" hitting Ola Electric right now. From losing market share to Bajaj and TVS, to the viral service center crisis and mounting government legal battles—we cover every reason why investors are exiting.

Is this the end of the hype, or can Ola bounce back? Watch the full analysis to find out.

*👇 IN THIS VIDEO:*

*Market Share Wars:* How legacy giants like Bajaj & TVS overtook Ola.
*The Service Nightmare:* Why thousands of scooters are stuck in service centers.
*Regulatory Trouble:* The truth about the CCPA notice and showroom raids.
*Financial Reality:* Cash burn, losses, and cut revenue guidance.

*⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:*
0:00 - Introduction: The Ola Electric Crash
1:15 - Reason 1: Losing Market Dominance to Rivals
3:45 - Reason 2: The Operational & Service Crisis
6:30 - Reason 3: Regulatory & Legal Headwinds (CCPA)
9:10 - Reason 4: Financials & Cash Burn Analysis
11:20 - Reason 5: Investor Sentiment & FPI Exit
13:00 - Conclusion: Can Ola Recover?

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*⚠️ DISCLAIMER:*
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before making any investment decisions.