India-based electric scooter manufacturer Ola Electric, in August Ola S1 and S1 Pro introduced the models. Price tags for flat model 1,348 dollars, for Pro $1,753 The products, which were announced as 121 km, came to the fore with their range performances ranging from 121 to 181 km. The company gave the bad news to customers who pre-ordered and counted the days to get the scooter as soon as possible.
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Ola S1 and S1 Pro fall victim to chip shortage
Ola was scheduled to make the first deliveries on November 30. But this time extending to December 15-30 announced. The company sent an e-mail to its customers regarding the issue, informed them of the situation and apologized. of your delay shortage of chips and electronics He said it happened because of it. It has also been reported that Ola has stopped taking pre-orders until the troubles subside.
Ola Electric said in an email to customers:
“Due to the ongoing global chipset and electronics shortage, there are some inevitable delays in your Ola S1 delivery. We apologize for this delay. You can be sure that we are speeding up production as much as possible so you can get your Ola S1 as soon as possible.”
Ola is allowing customers to try electric scooters in many cities as part of its test-drive program spread across India. If it can solve the chip shortage and increase production capacity to its target level, the S1 and S1 Pro models will be by December 30 at the latest expected to be delivered to users.
Chip shortage also affected Apple
Apple, one of the big names in the technology industry, which has been struggling with chip shortages for two years due to the COVID-19 epidemic, had problems in the production of the iPhone 13 due to the shortage. For this reason, it will cut down the iPad production and use the chips it will use in tablets. The company that shifted to iPhone 13had reduced iPad production by 50 percent.
According to the reports of DigiTimes, Apple, which managed to solve the chip problem within itself, accelerated the production of the iPhone 13. The shortage also negatively impacted Apple’s estimated revenue target. for the first time since 2016 Apple, which is below its estimated revenue, He thinks that he will be able to close this gap with the start of the holiday period.