OLA S1 Air Overview

In India, Ola just debuted the S1 Air, its most cheap electric scooter variant. So, before you decide to buy, we provide you with all the information you want about the Ola S1 Air.

Style changes

The S1 Air is the entry-level model for the company, and to differentiate it from the rest of the lineup, it receives some aesthetic updates. The S1 and S1 Pro can be confused for the electric scooter, although it has lower body panels that are black rather than body colour. Additionally, in order to save money, it has a standard grab rail and steel wheel construction. Grey, black, white, red, and blue is among the many colours Ola bikes continue to provide.

Brand-new motor and batteries

In contrast to its more expensive brothers, the S1 Air electric scooter has a smaller 2.5kW engine and 4.5kWh battery pack that are said to provide 101km of range and a peak speed of a respectable 90kmph. Check the Ola S1 Air Specifications before buying it, right over at autoX. 

Hardware updates

Ola has modified the braking components of the new S1 Air in addition to its battery and engine in an effort to save expenses. The S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters use disc brakes, whilst the scooter employs drum brakes at both ends. In spite of this, the Air does not offer disc brakes as an option. S1 Air price is worth the features this scooter has on offer. 

Features

The S1 Air electric scooter isn't skimpy when it comes to amenities; it comes equipped with all the bells and whistles seen on the other versions. As a result, there are speakers, full-LED lighting, and a huge, touch-sensitive, seven-inch colour TFT display that can link to your smartphone to provide a wealth of extra functions and data.

Pricing

The electric scooter OLA S1 Air price is now available for Rs 79,999, ex-showroom, including FAME II subsidy, thanks to Ola. With a price tag of less than a lakh, it is much less affordable than the S1. The pricing puts it in direct competition with gasoline-powered scooters like the TVS Jupiter and the Honda Activa 6G, which is fascinating.