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After MapMyIndia accused Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal of copying its data to create Ola Maps, Aggarwal dismissed the claims, calling MapMyIndia "opportunistic" and vowed to respond later.

MapMyIndia sent a legal notice to Bhavish Aggarwal's Ola, accusing it of copying data to create Ola Maps, violating a 2021 license agreement. Ola launched Ola Maps in July, claiming it cut costs from ₹100 crore to zero.

After Google announced a 70% price cut for Google Maps in India, Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal mocked this move on social media, calling it "fake generosity".

In a July 8 interview, Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal urged Indians to wear kurtas, highlighting their comfort and elegance. He advocated for an India-first corporate culture and greater autonomy in AI.

Bhavish Aggarwal announced on X that Ola Cabs is offering Indian developers one-year free access to Ola Maps via Krutrim. Over ₹100 crore in free credits are available for registered developers.

On July 5, Ola announced it had switched from Google Maps to its own Ola Maps, following a recent exit from Microsoft Azure. CEO Bhavish Aggarwal revealed the change on Twitter, noting significant cost savings.

After reports went viral about Tesla pulling back from setting up factories in India, Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal tweeted that it’s Tesla’s loss, not India’s. He emphasized India's growing EV and Lithium industries.

Ola Cabs founder Bhavish Aggarwal commented on X about Koo's shutdown, emphasizing the need for originality in Indian startups. Koo, a 4-year-old Indian alternative to Twitter, is closing after failed acquisition talks with Dailyhunt.

Paytm is reportedly entering the ride-hailing sector with its new auto-rickshaw booking feature via ONDC after receiving trouble over its banking service from RBI

Olacab’s Bhavish Aggarwal took to X to share his anger over the use of gender-neutral pronouns in corporate culture but met with pushback from social media users.