Ola Electric has unveiled its latest electric scooter, the S1 X+ 5.2 kWh, powered by the company’s indigenously developed 4680 Bharat Cell, marking a significant step in making long-range electric mobility more accessible to Indian consumers.
Priced at an introductory ₹1,29,999 (valid till April 15), the new S1 X+ aims to bring advanced in-house battery technology to the mass market, reinforcing Ola Electric’s strategy of vertical integration across cell development, battery systems, and vehicle manufacturing.
The launch represents a key milestone for the company as it expands the reach of its high-performance EV technology beyond premium offerings. According to the company, the use of the 4680 Bharat Cell—previously reserved for its top-tier models—will enable faster innovation cycles and improved scalability.
The S1 X+ 5.2 kWh combines performance with practicality. It is powered by an 11 kW mid-drive motor integrated with a Motor Control Unit (MCU), delivering an impressive IDC-certified range of 320 km and a top speed of 125 km/h. The scooter also features advanced safety and control technologies, including Brake-by-Wire and front disc brakes, enhancing overall riding stability and braking efficiency.
An Ola Electric spokesperson highlighted that the new model reflects the company’s vision of democratizing EV technology. “With S1 X+ 5.2 kWh, we are taking our 4680 Bharat Cell to the mass market at scale. This is where performance, range, and accessibility come together,” the spokesperson said.
Ola Electric currently offers a wide portfolio of electric two-wheelers under its Gen 3 S1 range, including premium models such as the S1 Pro+ and S1 Pro, alongside mass-market variants like the S1 X and S1 X+. The company has also expanded into electric motorcycles with its Roadster X lineup, available in multiple battery configurations.
With this latest launch, Ola Electric is positioning itself to accelerate EV adoption in India by combining affordability, high performance, and advanced battery technology. The move is expected to intensify competition in the fast-growing electric two-wheeler segment while supporting the country’s broader transition towards sustainable mobility.
