Ather Energy, the Indian electric two-wheeler manufacture recently made its stock market debut. The Nikhil Kamath backed startup was listed in stock market today (May 6) at Rs 328 on NSE and Rs 326 on BSE. After the stock market debut of Ather Energy, Ola Electric's CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, has expressed his support for rival electric scooter manufacturer. Aggarwal shared a congratulatory post on X for the stock market debut of Ather Energy. Aggarwal praised Ather’s milestone, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in India’s growing electric vehicle (EV) sector. The stock market debut of Ather Energy is seen has a landmark moment for the India EV segment.
How Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal congratulated Ather EnergyOla Electric CEO Bavish Aggarwal congratulated Ather Energy with a post on X. “Congrats to @tarunsmehtaand the whole @atherenergy team on this milestone for the Indian EV industry! Let’s together make India the global EV hub,” reads Aggarwal’s post.
Ather Energy CEO Tarun Mehta thanked Aggarwal and said that he is excited to build the EV space with Ola Electric. “Thanks, @bhash!The Indian EV story is just getting started, and the two-wheeler segment is already leading the charge.Excited about what we can build together in this space!,” replied Mehta.
Ola Electric also posted about the stock market debut of Ather Energy. “The EV revolution was never meant to be solo. Welcome to the bourses @atherenergy! Let’s go full throttle,” reads the post.
Founded in 2013, Ather Energy became popular after the launch of its Ather 450X and Ather 450 Plus models. Both the models are know for their smart connectivity features and improved battery technology. The Nikhil Kamath-backed startup has also built Ather Grid, India’s largest EV two-wheeler fast-charging network, ensuring seamless charging access across cities.
How Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal congratulated Ather EnergyOla Electric CEO Bavish Aggarwal congratulated Ather Energy with a post on X. “Congrats to @tarunsmehtaand the whole @atherenergy team on this milestone for the Indian EV industry! Let’s together make India the global EV hub,” reads Aggarwal’s post.
Congrats to @tarunsmehta and the whole @atherenergy team on this milestone for the Indian EV industry!
— Bhavish Aggarwal (@bhash) May 6, 2025
Let’s together make India the global EV hub ❤️ https://t.co/aZBIr9eANO
Ather Energy CEO Tarun Mehta thanked Aggarwal and said that he is excited to build the EV space with Ola Electric. “Thanks, @bhash!The Indian EV story is just getting started, and the two-wheeler segment is already leading the charge.Excited about what we can build together in this space!,” replied Mehta.
Thanks, @bhash!
— Tarun Mehta (@tarunsmehta) May 6, 2025
The Indian EV story is just getting started, and the two-wheeler segment is already leading the charge.
Excited about what we can build together in this space! 🚀 https://t.co/efAAoWJb2N
Ola Electric also posted about the stock market debut of Ather Energy. “The EV revolution was never meant to be solo. Welcome to the bourses @atherenergy! Let’s go full throttle,” reads the post.
The EV revolution was never meant to be solo. Welcome to the bourses @atherenergy! Let’s go full throttle ⚡🛵
— Ola Electric (@OlaElectric) May 6, 2025
Founded in 2013, Ather Energy became popular after the launch of its Ather 450X and Ather 450 Plus models. Both the models are know for their smart connectivity features and improved battery technology. The Nikhil Kamath-backed startup has also built Ather Grid, India’s largest EV two-wheeler fast-charging network, ensuring seamless charging access across cities.
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