Ola S1 Pro
S1 Pro 4kWh
VariantsThe Ola S1 Pro is Ola Electric's mid-range electric scooter and one of India's most popular mass-market e-scooters, combining a minimalist design with a feature-rich 7-inch TFT console and strong performance for its class. It is sold in two battery sizes — a 3kWh pack at ₹1.25 lakh and a 4kWh pack at ₹1.45 lakh (ex-showroom) — so buyers choose between range and price rather than between trims.
Range and Charging
Range depends on the battery you pick: the 3kWh variant is rated for a claimed 176 km IDC range, while the 4kWh pack stretches that to 242 km on a full charge. Both are manufacturer claims, so real-world range will be lower, but even the smaller pack covers a typical daily city commute comfortably. The 3kWh variant takes about 7 hours 15 minutes to reach 80% on the included portable home charger, while the 4kWh variant tops up to 80% in roughly 4 hours 50 minutes; both support fast charging through Ola's Hypercharging network.
Performance and Ride
An 11kW mid-drive IPM motor (14.75 bhp) drives the rear wheel through a belt final drive, with a claimed 0-60 km/h time of 4.3 seconds. Top speed is 117 km/h on the 3kWh variant and 125 km/h on the 4kWh, which also adds a Hyper riding mode alongside Sport, Normal and Eco. Braking uses discs at both ends with a Combined Braking System (CBS), and regenerative braking, cruise control and a dedicated reverse mode round out the riding aids.
Features and Practicality
The S1 Pro centres on a 7-inch TFT touchscreen with Bluetooth phone connectivity, navigation, call and SMS alerts, vehicle tracking and OTA updates. Under-seat storage measures 34 litres, seat height is 791 mm and ground clearance is 160 mm, with kerb weight of 109 kg on the 3kWh variant and 113 kg on the 4kWh. The battery carries a 3-year/50,000 km warranty, and colours include Industrial Silver, Jet Black, Midnight Blue, Porcelain White and Stellar Blue.
Who Should Buy It
The S1 Pro suits commuters who want more than basic transport — a big touchscreen, high top speed and OTA updates are the draw. Choose the 3kWh if your daily run stays inside 100 km; step up to the 4kWh pack for longer rides and the extra Hyper mode. Riders after a bare-bones, low-maintenance commuter will find the feature set more than they need.
