Ola S1 X Launched At An Introductory Price of Rs 79,999

- Introductory prices range from Rs 79,999 to Rs 99,999(ex-showroom).
- Features same hub motor setup as the S1 Air.
- Features a top speed of 90 kmph
Ola Electric has launched its most affordable offering yet, the S1 X at introductory prices of Rs 79,999 to Rs 99,999 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru). Its 2 kWh variant, priced at Rs 79,999, will be the most accessible of the bunch. Other variants include the standard S1 X (priced at Rs 89,999), and the top-of-the-line S1 X Plus (priced at Rs 99,999), both of which feature a 3 kWh battery pack. (All prices in ex-showroom, Bengaluru). Bookings for the electric scooter have started today, with deliveries for the S1 X Plus commencing in September, and for the other two variants in December. The scooter’s introductory prices will only be available till August 21, after which the brand will scale up the prices by Rs 10,000 for each variant.
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The S1 X is offered in a range of two-tone and multi-tone colour schemes
The electric scooter is built on an all-new Ola's new 'Gen 2' e-scooter platform. Visually, the scooter looks like a more barebones version of the S1 Air, with a redesigned headlamp, handlebar, new round mirrors and a flat floorboard. It is offered in a range of two-tone and multi-tone colour schemes. In terms of features, the S1 X features an LCD screen and doesn't get a TFT touchscreen display like the other electric scooters in Ola's lineup. The S1 X Plus gets a 5-inch display, while the other two models will be equipped with a smaller 3.5-inch display. The S1 X Plus also gets features like a digital key, cruise control and smart connectivity.
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The S1 X features an LCD screen unlike other scooters in Ola's lineup
Coming to its cycle parts, the electric scooter gets a telescopic front fork and twin shock absorbers mounted to a double-sided swingarm at the rear. Braking duties are handled by drum brakes at both ends. Kerb weight is 101 kg for the 2 kWh variant and 108 kg for the other two variants. When it comes to range, the models with the 3 kWh battery pack have an ARAI-certified range of 151 km, while in the other variant with the smaller battery pack, it stands at 91 km.
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The S1 X features the same hub motor setup as the S1 Air which has a continuous output of 2.7 kW and peak output of 4.5 kW. The electric scooter can sprint from 0-40 kmph in 3.3 seconds and features a top speed of 90 kmph.
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