1 / 7Ride-hailing platform Ola has shut down its used vehicle business Ola Cars as well as Ola Dash, its quick-commerce business, at a time when rivals are pouring money into the 10-15 minute grocery delivery market.2 / 7The company shut Ola Cars within one year of its launch, as it shifts focus on its electric two-wheeler and car verticals. Ola has so far shut down Ola Cafe, food panda, Ola Foods, and now Ola Dash.3 / 7'Ola has reassessed its priorities and decided to shut down Ola Dash - its quick commerce business. Ola will also be reorienting its Ola Cars business to focus more on strengthening the go-to-market strategy for Ola Electric,' the company said in a statement.4 / 7It added that Ola Cars' infra, technology and capabilities will be 'repurposed towards growing Ola Electric's sales and service network.'5 / 7Ola now aims to invest more towards its electric vehicle, cell manufacturing, and financial services businesses.6 / 7Ola Dash shuts down at a time when India's quick commerce market is all set to witness 15 times growth by 2025, reaching a market size of nearly $5.5 billion.7 / 7The total addressable market for quick commerce in India stands at $45 billion, and urban areas are driving this market on the back of mid to high-income households.