Ola Electric saw a 62% YoY revenue slump to INR 611 Cr in Q4, with regulatory challenges and allegations of sales inflation.CEO Bhavish Aggarwal faces pressure as the company's growth plans seem to lack key elements amidst uncertainties in the EV industry.The absence of subsidies for electric vehicles adds to challenges, with competitors like Ather Energy gaining strength.Institutional investors have been offloading shares, with negative investor sentiment impacting Ola Electric's stock performance.Amid struggles, Ola Electric co-founder Aggarwal paid INR 20 Cr to top up collateral for borrowings against shares.The company's projections and stock performance have raised concerns among investors, with Hyundai and Kia selling off their stakes.Experts urge caution in investing in Ola Electric, suggesting Ather Energy may provide better returns due to product quality and management.Despite challenges, Ola Electric aims for aggressive growth, eyeing higher EV sales and improved margins in Q1 FY26.The company's focus on cell manufacturing raises concerns about rushed technology launches and product quality.As competition intensifies, questions arise on whether Ola Electric can maintain its market position and course-correct its strategy.