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Ola Group surges in deep-tech, owns majority of patents granted to 117 unicorns
Ola Group surges in deep-tech, owns majority of patents granted to 117 unicorns

The Hindu

time23-04-2025

  • Automotive
  • The Hindu

Ola Group surges in deep-tech, owns majority of patents granted to 117 unicorns

Ola Group, spanning ride-hailing, electric vehicles, and AI, now holds over 50% of all patents filed by India's 117 unicorns. India's unicorns collectively hold only 229 patents, with Ola Group owning more than half, according to data from the Indian Patent Advanced Search (IPAS) System. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal shared, "Happy that Ola group @OlaElectric @Olacabs and @Krutrim have half of all granted patents for all Indian unicorns put together. Not happy with our number of 650 applied patents though. We will accelerate much much more in coming years!" Sources close to Ola confirmed that the group has filed over 650 patent applications, with 180 already granted. This includes filings by Ola Electric, Ola Consumer, and Krutrim, with Ola Electric accounting for the lion's share of about 70-80% of the total. The report reveals that 101 of India's unicorns have filed zero patents, spotlighting a heavy tilt in the startup ecosystem toward valuation and market capture rather than technology creation. In this context, Ola Group's IP portfolio stands out as an example of deep-tech commitment. Ola Electric, the EV arm, filed 205 patents in FY23 alone, making it India's top patent filer in the electric vehicle sector. These patents span battery innovation, vehicle software, AI, safety systems, and more. In FY23 alone, Ola Electric invested ₹507 crore in R&D, representing 19.3% of its annual revenue, a sharp rise from ₹175 crore the previous year. The company is set to further ramp up innovation spending, earmarking ₹1,600 crore for R&D between FY25 and FY27. As stated in its IPO prospectus, "R&D and technology form the backbone of our business model." The group's filings also extend globally, with patents granted and pending in the U.S., U.K., Japan, China, and Australia, positioning Ola as a global tech-driven company.

Ola Group holds more than half of patents granted to 117 unicorns
Ola Group holds more than half of patents granted to 117 unicorns

Economic Times

time23-04-2025

  • Automotive
  • Economic Times

Ola Group holds more than half of patents granted to 117 unicorns

Ola Group, spanning ride-hailing, electric vehicles, and AI, now holds over 50 percent of all patents filed by India's 117 unicorns. India's unicorns collectively hold only 229 patents, with Ola Group owning more than half, according to data from the Indian Patent Advanced Search (IPAS) System. ADVERTISEMENT In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal shared, "Happy that Ola group @OlaElectric @Olacabs and @Krutrim have half of all granted patents for all Indian unicorns put together. Not happy with our number of 650 applied patents though. We will accelerate much much more in coming years!" Sources close to Ola confirmed that the group has filed over 650 patent applications, with 180 already granted. This includes filings by Ola Electric, Ola Consumer, and Krutrim, with Ola Electric accounting for the lion's share of about 70–80 percent of the total. The report reveals that 101 of India's unicorns have filed zero patents, spotlighting a heavy tilt in the startup ecosystem toward valuation and market capture rather than technology creation. In this context, Ola Group's IP portfolio stands out as an example of deep-tech commitment. Ola Electric, the EV arm, filed 205 patents in FY23 alone, making it India's top patent filer in the electric vehicle sector. These patents span battery innovation, vehicle software, AI, safety systems, and more. In FY23 alone, Ola Electric invested Rs 507 crore in R&D, representing 19.3 per cent of its annual revenue, a sharp rise from Rs 175 crore the previous year. The company is set to further ramp up innovation spending, earmarking Rs 1,600 crore for R&D between FY25 and FY27. ADVERTISEMENT As stated in its IPO prospectus, "R&D and technology form the backbone of our business model." The group's filings also extend globally, with patents granted and pending in the US, UK, Japan, China, and Australia, positioning Ola as a global tech-driven company.

Ola Group leads innovation race, holds over half of unicorns' patents
Ola Group leads innovation race, holds over half of unicorns' patents

Business Standard

time23-04-2025

  • Automotive
  • Business Standard

Ola Group leads innovation race, holds over half of unicorns' patents

Ola Group, spanning ride-hailing, electric vehicles, and AI, now holds over 50 per cent of all patents filed by India's 117 unicorns. India's unicorns collectively hold only 229 patents, with Ola Group owning more than half, according to data from the Indian Patent Advanced Search (IPAS) System. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal shared, "Happy that Ola group @OlaElectric @Olacabs and @Krutrim have half of all granted patents for all Indian unicorns put together. Not happy with our number of 650 applied patents though. We will accelerate much much more in coming years!" Sources close to Ola confirmed that the group has filed over 650 patent applications, with 180 already granted. This includes filings by Ola Electric, Ola Consumer, and Krutrim, with Ola Electric accounting for the lion's share of about 70-80 per cent of the total. The report reveals that 101 of India's unicorns have filed zero patents, spotlighting a heavy tilt in the startup ecosystem toward valuation and market capture rather than technology creation. In this context, Ola Group's IP portfolio stands out as an example of deep-tech commitment. Ola Electric, the EV arm, filed 205 patents in FY23 alone, making it India's top patent filer in the electric vehicle sector. These patents span battery innovation, vehicle software, AI, safety systems, and more. In FY23 alone, Ola Electric invested Rs 507 crore in R&D, representing 19.3 per cent of its annual revenue, a sharp rise from Rs 175 crore the previous year. The company is set to further ramp up innovation spending, earmarking Rs 1,600 crore for R&D between FY25 and FY27. The group's filings also extend globally, with patents granted and pending in the US, UK, Japan, China, and Australia, positioning Ola as a global tech-driven company.

Ola Group surges in deep-tech, owns majority of patents granted to 117 unicorns
Ola Group surges in deep-tech, owns majority of patents granted to 117 unicorns

Mint

time23-04-2025

  • Automotive
  • Mint

Ola Group surges in deep-tech, owns majority of patents granted to 117 unicorns

New Delhi, Apr 23 (PTI) Ola Group, spanning ride-hailing, electric vehicles, and AI, now holds over 50 per cent of all patents filed by India's 117 unicorns. India's unicorns collectively hold only 229 patents, with Ola Group owning more than half, according to data from the Indian Patent Advanced Search (IPAS) System. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal shared, "Happy that Ola group @OlaElectric @Olacabs and @Krutrim have half of all granted patents for all Indian unicorns put together. Not happy with our number of 650 applied patents though. We will accelerate much much more in coming years!" Sources close to Ola confirmed that the group has filed over 650 patent applications, with 180 already granted. This includes filings by Ola Electric, Ola Consumer, and Krutrim, with Ola Electric accounting for the lion's share of about 70-80 per cent of the total. The report reveals that 101 of India's unicorns have filed zero patents, spotlighting a heavy tilt in the startup ecosystem toward valuation and market capture rather than technology creation. In this context, Ola Group's IP portfolio stands out as an example of deep-tech commitment. Ola Electric, the EV arm, filed 205 patents in FY23 alone, making it India's top patent filer in the electric vehicle sector. These patents span battery innovation, vehicle software, AI, safety systems, and more. In FY23 alone, Ola Electric invested ₹ 507 crore in R&D, representing 19.3 per cent of its annual revenue, a sharp rise from ₹ 175 crore the previous year. The company is set to further ramp up innovation spending, earmarking ₹ 1,600 crore for R&D between FY25 and FY27. As stated in its IPO prospectus, "R&D and technology form the backbone of our business model." The group's filings also extend globally, with patents granted and pending in the US, UK, Japan, China, and Australia, positioning Ola as a global tech-driven company. First Published: 23 Apr 2025, 03:25 PM IST

Ola Group holds more than half of patents granted to 117 unicorns
Ola Group holds more than half of patents granted to 117 unicorns

Time of India

time23-04-2025

  • Automotive
  • Time of India

Ola Group holds more than half of patents granted to 117 unicorns

Ola Group, spanning ride-hailing, electric vehicles, and AI, now holds over 50 percent of all patents filed by India's 117 unicorns. India's unicorns collectively hold only 229 patents, with Ola Group owning more than half, according to data from the Indian Patent Advanced Search (IPAS) System. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ola Founder Bhavish Aggarwal shared, "Happy that Ola group @OlaElectric @Olacabs and @Krutrim have half of all granted patents for all Indian unicorns put together. Not happy with our number of 650 applied patents though. We will accelerate much much more in coming years!" Sources close to Ola confirmed that the group has filed over 650 patent applications, with 180 already granted. This includes filings by Ola Electric, Ola Consumer, and Krutrim , with Ola Electric accounting for the lion's share of about 70–80 percent of the total. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Never Throw Away the Water After Boiling Eggs - The Reason is Genius! Tips and Tricks Undo The report reveals that 101 of India's unicorns have filed zero patents, spotlighting a heavy tilt in the startup ecosystem toward valuation and market capture rather than technology creation. In this context, Ola Group's IP portfolio stands out as an example of deep-tech commitment. Ola Electric, the EV arm, filed 205 patents in FY23 alone, making it India's top patent filer in the electric vehicle sector. These patents span battery innovation, vehicle software, AI, safety systems, and more. Live Events In FY23 alone, Ola Electric invested Rs 507 crore in R&D, representing 19.3 per cent of its annual revenue, a sharp rise from Rs 175 crore the previous year. The company is set to further ramp up innovation spending, earmarking Rs 1,600 crore for R&D between FY25 and FY27. Discover the stories of your interest Blockchain 5 Stories Cyber-safety 7 Stories Fintech 9 Stories E-comm 9 Stories ML 8 Stories Edtech 6 Stories As stated in its IPO prospectus, "R&D and technology form the backbone of our business model." The group's filings also extend globally, with patents granted and pending in the US, UK, Japan, China, and Australia, positioning Ola as a global tech-driven company.

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