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Ola Electric Launches S1Z With In-House LFP Battery Technology

Ola Electric Launches S1Z With In-House LFP Battery Technology
Ola Electric Launches S1Z Scooter – Features, price – What's different from other EVs? · livemint.com

Ola Electric has launched a new electric scooter called the S1Z in India.

It comes with either a smaller 3.1 kWh battery or a larger 5.1 kWh battery.

Ola says the scooters can travel up to 179 km or 301 km, depending on the battery.

The prices start at ₹79,999 before showroom-related charges.

The scooter uses a special LFP battery made with cells developed and manufactured by Ola.

LFP batteries are described as safer and longer-lasting than some other battery types.

The S1Z also has navigation, cruise control, reverse mode and software updates.

The smaller version is expected to be delivered from December 2026, while the larger version follows in March 2027.

Key facts

Starting price
₹79,999 ex-showroom for the 3.1 kWh variant
Large-battery price
₹99,999 ex-showroom for the 5.1 kWh variant
Claimed range
179 km for the 3.1 kWh model and 301 km for the 5.1 kWh model, according to IDC figures
Battery technology
Ola’s Bharat Cell platform using 46-series lithium iron phosphate chemistry
Software
MoveOS 5 with navigation, cruise control, regenerative braking, reverse mode and over-the-air updates
Wheels and colours
Both variants use 12-inch wheels and are offered in White, Anthracite, Sky Splash Blue and Matcha Green
Delivery schedule
The 3.1 kWh version is scheduled from December 2026; the 5.1 kWh version from March 2027
Retail strategy
The S1Z will be Ola Electric’s first scooter sold through dealer-operated stores

Quotes

Bhavish Aggarwal

Chairman and Managing Director of Ola Electric

“The true measure of innovation of our indigenous Bharat Cell LFP technology is how quickly it reaches everyday Indians. The S1Z delivers on that promise. It is the first scooter range to bring our made-inIndia LFP technology to the heart of the market, where millions of customers make their mobility decisions.”
businesstoday.in
“By developing and manufacturing its Bharat Cell LFP technology in-house, Ola Electric has been able to significantly lower battery costs—the single largest cost component of an electric vehicle, making next generation battery technology accessible at mass-market price points.”
businesstoday.in

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