The new Roadster X and Roadster X+ electric motorcycles from Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. were introduced on Wednesday, February 5, 2025.
On Wednesday, February 5, 2025, Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. introduced the Roadster X and Roadster X+ electric motorcycles. This follows the January 31 launch of the company’s latest Gen 3 S1 electric scooter line. The Roadster X+ has 4.5 and 9.1 kWh battery options, while the new Roadster X has 2.5, 3.5, and 4.5 kWh battery options.
There is a 4.3-inch colour LED screen on the motorcycles. All LED lights, an integrated Motorcycle Control Unit (MCU), Ola’s RideOS 5, cruise control, single-channel brake-by-wire ABS, and even a reverse mode Adaptive Boost, Krutrim Voice Assistance
Smart park, Monolithic design aesthetics, Diamond Cut Alloy Wheels, LED Projector Headlamp, DIY Mode, Advanced Regen Technology, Front and Rear Disc Brakes, Mono Shock Rear Suspension, IP67 rated Battery are included.
With a maximum power of 7 kW, the X can go 252 km at a high speed of 118 kph. In the meantime, the top-tier 9.1 kWh battery Roadster X+ can reach an incredible 501 km range and 11 kW of peak output. It takes 3.1 seconds to go from 0 to 40 kph. The Ola Roadster X and X+ come in 5 colour options, Ceramic white, Pine Green, Industrial Silver, Stellar Blue and Anthracite.
What are the new Ola Electric Roadster X and X+ models’ prices?
The 2.5 kWh model of the Roadster X costs ₹74,999, the 3.5 kWh model costs ₹84,999, and the 4.5 kWh model costs ₹94999.
In contrast, the Roadster X+ model with 4.5 kWh costs ₹1,04,999, while the 9.1 kWh model costs ₹1,54,999. For all models, Ola has also provided an initial discount of ₹15,000. Orders can be placed today, with deliveries starting in mid-March.
Ola’s new ‘Flat Cable’ technology
Talking on how the Gen One Ola S1 scooter wiring weights 4 kg, Aggarwal demonstrated Ola’s new flat cable, which reduces the overall weight to 800 grams.
“The older system, which is used by most other automakers, has custom connectors imported from China or Taiwan,” he said. Ola’s new flat cable, on the other hand, uses fully standardized connectors manufactured in India. It will be standard on all Ola motorcycles from now on.
“Brake-by-Wire” technology from Ola
The new Roadster X also has Ola’s patented ‘Brake by Wire’ technology. This balances brake pad use and motor resistance using a sensor on the brake lever.
Aggarwal stated during the previous scooter launch that this leads to a 15% increase in range and a doubled brake pad life. The extended range is due to the electric motor regenerating electricity while braking.
The Roadster motorcycle series was first released in August 2024, although in pre-production variants. The Roadster X, however, was unveiled today, and production models are now complete.
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