Ola Electric has lifted the covers off its new S1 Pro Sport at the company’s Sankalp 2025 event, billing it as an “All-Rounder. All Sport.” The scooter combines sporty styling, faster acceleration, and an in-house developed battery that could change the game for India’s EV sector.
Sporty Styling Meets Aerodynamic Detailing
The S1 Pro Sport isn’t shy about showing off its aggressive new look. It wears a sharper, more aerodynamic profile with touches usually seen on performance bikes.
One of the most noticeable updates is the “Aggressive Wings” along its sides, paired with a carbon fibre Slipstream Grab Handle. Both are designed to give it a racier stance while keeping the scooter functional for everyday use.
Customers will get six color choices—Porcelain White, Jet Black, Silver, Passion Red, Stellar Blue, and Midnight Blue. Finishes range from glossy to matte, letting buyers pick something subtle or flashy.
Other small but striking details include: a scooped seat with sportier contours, a short windscreen, a carbon fibre front fender, and a reworked apron with Vectorflow Vents to improve airflow. The scooter also sports sharp vertical lines, all-LED lighting, and a new DRL signature that reinforces its “Bold Street Stance.”

Performance That Pushes Scooter Limits
Where it really gets exciting is performance. Ola has fitted the S1 Pro Sport with its own 13 kW Ferrite motor. On paper, the numbers are serious: 16 kW peak output, 71 Nm torque, and a top speed of 152 km/h.
Acceleration is equally aggressive. Ola claims 0–40 km/h in just 2 seconds—quicker than most commuter motorcycles in India.
Two battery packs are being offered:
5.2 kWh pack (4680 Bharat cells) → 320 km IDC range
4 kWh pack → shorter range, but more affordable
The bigger pack is based on Ola’s “Bharat cell,” touted as India’s first dry electrode lithium-ion cell. Developed at its Gigafactory, the technology offers higher energy density and better cycle life. Perhaps the biggest breakthrough? Fast charging from 20% to 80% in only 15 minutes.
Safety Systems With ADAS Integration
Ola isn’t just talking speed. The S1 Pro Sport comes with advanced safety features uncommon in scooters.
A front-mounted ADAS camera supports features like adaptive cruise control, collision alerts, blind spot detection, traffic sign recognition, and even speed warnings. Beyond safety, it doubles as a dashcam and a live security monitor.
The braking system gets dual-channel ABS, Brake-by-Wire, lean-angle sensitivity, and Assisted Braking. Combined with 14-inch alloys and wider tyres, stability and control are improved.
Suspension is handled by telescopic forks up front and a rear monoshock with preload adjustment, ensuring the scooter doesn’t just look sporty but rides like it too.
Tech-Heavy With MoveOS 6 and AR Support
One of the bigger announcements tied to the S1 Pro Sport is Ola’s upcoming MoveOS 6 platform, expected in early 2026.
MoveOS 6 will add new features such as voice assistant support, predictive maintenance alerts, smart charging management, and customizable ride modes. Telemetry is being expanded to give riders more data than ever before.
At the center of it all is a 7-inch touchscreen dashboard that integrates navigation, hazard alerts, and real-time performance monitoring. Riders will also have the option to pair with Ola’s AR Helmet, which projects racing lines and navigation cues into the visor.
Pricing, Pre-Booking, and Deliveries
Ola is keeping its pricing aggressive to compete with both EVs and premium petrol scooters.
S1 Pro Sport (4 kWh) → Rs. 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom)
S1 Pro Sport (5.2 kWh) → Rs. 1.65 lakh (ex-showroom)
Pre-bookings are open at just Rs. 999. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in January 2026, giving Ola enough time to ramp up battery production and MoveOS integration.

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