Ola S1X and S1X+ electric scooters were introduced to the Indian market today with an initial base price of Rs 79,999 and Rs 99,999 (ex-showroom). The electric vehicle manufacturer claimed these special discounts are available through August 21, 2023. Starting now, interested clients can reserve an Ola S1X or S1X+ through the official website. The Ola S1X and S1X+ will start to be delivered in December.
According to Aggarwal, the S1X and S1X+ differ in terms of connection and software functionality. With a single charge, the S1X can travel 151 kilometres and accelerate to a top speed of 90 kilometres per hour. He highlighted the financial benefits of owning an electric scooter as opposed to an ICE counterpart, saying that “these scooters collectively represent the end of ICE age scooters.”
Aggarwal made the following comment in a press release: “We are working quickly and with a clear vision to promote the nation’s leadership in electrification. We will guarantee complete price parity between ICE and EV vehicles by developing fundamental technologies in-house and utilising economies of scale, localised supply networks, and manufacturing engineering.
Ola S1X Electric Scooter
The Ola S1X, dubbed “ICE killer” by the business, comes in two battery sizes: 2 kWh and 3 kWh. Ex-showroom, introductory rates put the former at Rs 79,999 and the latter at Rs 89,999. After August 21, the Ola S1X will cost Rs 89,999, and its ex-showroom pricing will be Rs 99,999.
A 150 km range is claimed for the 3 kWh battery. The Ola S1X+ speeds from 0 to 40 kmph in 3.3 seconds and has a top speed of 90 kmph. Its boot capacity is 34 litres. Similar to the second-generation Ola S1 Pro and S1 Air unveiled during the Ola event, the Ola S1X and S1X+ are built on the Gen 2 platform.
Ola S1X+ electric scooter
A 3kWh battery pack is available for the Ola S1X+, which has an initial MSRP of Rs 99,999. After August 21, 2023, the electric scooter will cost Rs. 1.09 lakh (ex-showroom).
The cost of the second-generation Ola S1 Pro is Rs. 1.47 lakh (ex-showroom). Bookings start right now, and deliveries will start in the middle of September 2023.
During the occasion, Ola Electric also displayed its four electric motorcycles, the Diamondhead, Adventure, Roadster, and Cruiser.
“I’m also excited to announce that Ola’s electric motorcycles, which will go on sale towards the end of 2024, will make their world debut. These motorcycles, which Ola designed and engineered internally, mark the company’s foray into the motorcycle industry’s future, according to Aggarwal. He continued, “These bikes will be made in India for the entire world.”
The business also unveiled its MoveOS4 version, which includes more than 20 new features and over 100 improvements, such as Ola Maps, slope decline, find my scooter, geolocation, and time fencing.
