Ola Electric, Ather Energy shares rally upto 9%, what is driving EV stocks today?
Both stocks attracted significant trading activity, with Ola Electric volumes crossing 1,300 lakh shares and Ather Energy volumes exceeding 52 lakh shares
On Thursday, Ola Electric and Ather Energy witnessed a surge in their stock prices as investors took notice of their performance. Ola Electric shares experienced an 8.5 percent increase, reaching a peak of ₹40.51, while Ather Energy shares climbed over 4 percent to ₹1,648.60. The momentum for Ola Electric followed a three-day decline, as the stock rose from its previous close of ₹37.31, which was also the opening price and the day's low.
The stock neared the high of ₹41.12 achieved on August 31, 2026, with a traded volume of 1,316.11 lakh shares and a traded value of ₹519.60 crore. Over the past week, Ola Electric's absolute returns stood at 6.35 percent, with a month-on-month gain of 1.40 percent, and a year-to-date increase of 6.21 percent. The company's total market capitalisation was valued at ₹18,416.44 crore.
Notably, Ola Electric recently approved a fundraise of up to ₹1,500 crore, marking its second capital-raising exercise in three months, and launched its first cohort of network-partner stores across several Indian states. Ather Energy's shares surged by more than 4 percent, reaching an intraday high of ₹1,648.60, following the previous close of ₹1,580.
The stock's market capitalisation stood at ₹64,767.89 crore. Ather Energy recently scaled a 52-week high of ₹1,744, and the company's shares were in focus after Nomura raised its target price to ₹1,926 per share while maintaining a buy rating. Nomura expects the upcoming Konarc launch to open another growth leg for Ather Energy, with EV adoption expanding faster than earlier expectations.
The brokerage anticipates electric two-wheeler penetration to reach 22 percent by FY30, focusing on Konarc execution, market-share gains, and unit economics improvements as key areas to watch.
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