Ola has been expanding the fleet of CNG vehicles on its platform following the crackdown on diesel taxis plying in the Capital after court orders.
The SoftBank-backed company has over 25,000 cabs registered in Delhi on its platform.
"Drivers will benefit from efficient exchange mechanism and optimum price advisory for their old cars through Shriram Automall as well as attractive finance schemes with convenient repayment options from Shriram Transport Finance Company," Ola said in a statement.
The Delhi High Court, in its July 29 order, said the court cannot remain a "bystander" while an online taxi aggregator "pollutes the city".
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"We are committed to ensuring CNG adoption on our platform in Delhi. Over the past few months we have come up with various initiatives to increase the number of CNG vehicles on our platform," Ola Chief Operating Officer Pranay Jivrajka said.
Earlier in August, Ola had announced the launch of 'Ola Green Pragati Week' through which it made available an opportunity for drivers in the city to purchase a new CNG car with benefits of up to Rs one lakh, including a discount of up to Rs 60,000 in partnership with dealers of manufacturers like Maruti, Hyundai and Tata Motors.