Ola Electric has reduced the price: Ola is making big waves with its latest offering—the S1 X+. Anshul Khandelwal, Ola’s Chief Marketing Officer, is super excited about it, calling it a game-changer to #EndICEAge (that’s the age of traditional scooters with internal combustion engines).
So, what’s the buzz? Well, the new S1 X+ is priced at ₹89,999, and that’s a whopping ₹20,000 less than before! And it’s not just a scooter; it’s part of Ola’s ‘December to Remember’ campaign, starting on December 3, 2023.
Ola Electric has reduced the price
Anshul Khandelwal is all smiles, telling us how Ola Electric smashed records by selling a crazy 30,000 units in November. Now, with the S1 X+, they’re tackling the biggest hurdle—making electric scooters as affordable as regular ones.
Let’s talk specs. The S1 X+ comes with a 3kWh battery, giving you a decent range of 151 km. It’s got a zippy 6kW motor that can go 0-40 kmph in just 3.3 seconds and tops out at 90 kmph. More info about Ola Electric has reduced the price of the S1 X+ e-scooter by ₹20,000 as part of their ‘December to Remember’ campaign.
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Now, the good stuff for your wallet. You can get discounts up to ₹5,000 if you use certain credit cards or go for credit card EMIs. And here’s the kicker—zero down payment, no processing fees, and super low-interest rates starting from 6.99%. That means the final price might be even lower, making it a sweet deal.
Ola’s not stopping there. They’ve expanded their scooter family to five. The S1 Pro (2nd Generation) will set you back ₹1,47,499, and the S1 Air is a cool ₹1,19,999. More info about Ola Electric has reduced the price of the S1 X+ e-scooter by ₹20,000 as part of their ‘December to Remember’ campaign.
But wait, there’s more! They’ve introduced the S1X in three flavors—S1 X+, S1 X (3kWh), and S1 X (2kWh). You can reserve the S1 X (3kWh) and S1 X (2kWh) for just ₹999. And guess what? The S1 X (3kWh) is at a special price of ₹99,999, and the S1 X (2kWh) is a steal at ₹89,999.
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Now, let’s address the elephant in the room. Some Ola Electric customers have had a rough time with reliability issues and repair delays. In fact, protests popped up in different places, with folks in Hubballi, Karnataka, expressing their frustrations.
Despite the bumps, Ola Electric had a stellar November, hitting a record 30,000 registrations. That’s a 30% jump from the previous month and a whopping 82% increase from last year. Ola’s on fire!
And the big guns are noticing. Investors like Japan’s SoftBank and Singapore’s Temasek are backing Ola with a hefty 0 million for an Indian IPO. It looks like Ola’s electric journey is just getting started!
