Ola S1 Pro Sport debuts with 13 kW Motor, 320 km claimed range: Price, features and more
The model is priced at an introductory ₹ 1,49,999 (ex-showroom), with reservations open for ₹ 999. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in January 2026.
The S1 Pro Sport is positioned as a sport-focused variant within the S1 line-up and is equipped with a 13 kW ferrite motor developed and manufactured in-house. It features revised styling, a sport-tuned suspension, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) — marking the first time the technology has been offered on an electric scooter in India.
Design changes include sharper, aerodynamically optimised bodywork, a small windscreen, carbon fibre front fender and grab rail, and a redesigned seat with revised foam for added comfort. The lighting setup remains fully LED, with the addition of a new daytime running light for increased visibility.
On the technology front, the ADAS package incorporates collision warnings, blind spot alerts, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition, and speeding alerts. A front-mounted camera can operate as a dashcam, record rides, and capture theft-related incidents. The scooter's interface has also been updated to support a voice assistant, customisable display themes, personalised ride analytics, predictive maintenance alerts, and smart charging.
The new ferrite magnet motor delivers a peak output of 16 kW and 71 Nm of torque, paired with a 5.2 kWh battery pack using 4680 cells. Ola claims a top speed of 152 km/h, a 0–40 km/h acceleration time of 2 seconds, and an IDC range of 320 km.
The suspension setup consists of a telescopic front fork and a preload-adjustable rear monoshock, with disc brakes at both ends. The scooter runs on a 14-inch front alloy wheel with wide-profile tyres, offers 34 litres of under-seat storage, and has a seat height of 791 mm.
Alongside the S1 Pro Sport launch, Ola has revised pricing for its existing models fitted with 4680 cells. The S1 Pro+ 5.2 kWh is now listed at ₹ 1,69,999, while the Roadster X+ 9.1 kWh is priced at ₹ 1,89,999 (ex-showroom). Both are available with an additional ₹ 10,000 discount until 17 August. Deliveries of these updated models will commence from Navratri.
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