The automotive sector functions at a swift tempo, which can make it difficult to remain updated. Nevertheless, HT Auto is dedicated to delivering prompt information regarding important advancements in the industry. Presented below is a summary of the main highlights from Tuesday, February 4.

Ola S1 Pro+ production commences, deliveries to start soon

Ola Electric recently conducted an online event to unveil its Gen 3 series of electric scooters. During this event, the company introduced its new flagship model, the S1 Pro+, and announced that production has commenced. Ola Electric indicated that deliveries for the S1 Pro+ are expected to begin in mid-February. The S1 Pro+ electric scooter is available with two battery pack options: 4 kWh and 5.3 kWh, priced at ₹1.70 lakh and ₹1.55 lakh (introductory and ex-showroom), respectively.

Yamaha R15 crosses 10 lakh production mark

The Yamaha R15 has surpassed the production milestone of 1 million units in India since its launch in 2008. The one millionth unit of this motorcycle was produced at the company’s Surajpur facility. Notably, Yamaha reported that 90 percent of the units manufactured were sold within India. Additionally, the company highlighted that the R15 has played a crucial role in establishing Yamaha as a significant export center for its new offerings, thereby enhancing its global footprint.

GRAP III revoked in Delhi as AQI dips below 300

On February 3, 2025, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) announced the removal of GRAP stage 3 restrictions in Delhi. This decision was prompted by a decrease in the Air Quality Index (AQI) levels in the Delhi NCR region, which dropped to 286, a reduction of 64 points from the 350-point threshold set by the Supreme Court for the enforcement of GRAP 3 measures. Under the previous Stage 3 restrictions, the operation of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles (four-wheelers) was prohibited in Delhi and the surrounding NCR districts, although individuals with disabilities were exempt from this regulation. Additionally, Stage 3 imposed a ban on non-essential diesel-operated medium goods vehicles that met BS-IV or older standards within Delhi. Violations of these regulations could result in fines of up to ₹20,000 imposed by the Traffic Police. With the lifting of these restrictions, road users are now permitted to operate these vehicles throughout the Delhi NCR area.

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