Ola Electric Mobility Limited, India’s largest electric vehicle EV manufacturer, has officially begun deliveries of its much-anticipated Roadster X series motorcycles across the country. This marks the company’s entry into the electric motorbike segment, expanding its portfolio beyond scooters and solidifying its commitment to accelerating the shift away from internal combustion engines ICE.

As part of its Ride the Future campaign, Ola is offering launch benefits worth ₹10000 to the first 5000 customers. These customers will receive free Extended Warranty, MoveOS Plus software, and Essential Care coverage, significantly increasing the value proposition of the Roadster X series.

Roadster X defines the next leap

Bhavish Aggarwal, Chairman and Managing Director of Ola Electric, said the Roadster X marks a bold step into the EV motorcycling market. Designed and built entirely in India, the bike targets the new-age Indian rider seeking a future-ready solution for two-wheeler mobility.

Technology-packed powerhouse

The Roadster X series introduces significant innovations in both performance and design:

• Mid-drive motor offers enhanced acceleration and performance

• Chain drive system with integrated MCU ensures smoother torque transfer

• Flat cables reduce thermal load, save weight, and increase system efficiency

• First-in-segment brake-by-wire technology with single channel ABS improves safety

• MoveOS 5 features include cruise control, regenerative braking, and reverse mode

Its battery system comes with robust specifications:

• IP67 certification for water and dust protection

• Wire bonding battery tech for higher durability

• Serviceable Battery Management System for better maintenance and support

Pricing and model breakdown

The Roadster X is priced to reach a wide audience with multiple battery configurations:

• Roadster X 2.5kWh – ₹99999

• Roadster X 3.5kWh – ₹109999

• Roadster X 4.5kWh – ₹124999

• Roadster X Plus 4.5kWh – ₹129999

• Roadster X Plus 9.1kWh – ₹199999, offers a range of 501 kilometers per charge

The 9.1kWh variant, powered by Ola’s 4680 Bharat Cell, delivers unmatched range in the Indian EV motorcycle category, making it ideal for both urban and intercity riders.

Built in India for the world

All Roadster X motorcycles are being manufactured at Ola’s Futurefactory in Tamil Nadu, India’s largest EV hub. The company has focused on vertical integration of design, battery manufacturing, and motor systems to keep costs competitive while delivering high-quality vehicles.

Ola’s Battery Innovation Centre BIC in Bengaluru supports the company’s advanced research in cell technology. R&D operations span India, the UK, and the US, enabling the development of cutting-edge EV solutions at a global scale.

Distribution and service network

Ola operates through a direct-to-customer distribution model with more than 4000 experience centres nationwide. Combined with its online platform, this allows for streamlined delivery, servicing, and ownership experience for customers.

This strong retail footprint ensures customers across the country get seamless access to Ola’s latest products including sales support, service availability, and software upgrades.

Looking ahead

The launch and delivery of the Roadster X series marks a significant milestone in Ola’s journey. It not only showcases the company’s ability to innovate and scale but also reflects its vision of making premium EVs accessible to all.

With the Roadster X, Ola is poised to accelerate EV adoption in the motorcycle category, a crucial step in India’s transition toward clean mobility. Backed by robust infrastructure, vertical integration, and competitive pricing, the Roadster X could be a turning point for the Indian two-wheeler EV industry.

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