[Vmk1950]

Originally Posted by TusharK

Ola Electric has launched the Roadster X+. The electric motorcycle is available with two battery options, with prices starting at Rs 1.05 lakh (ex-showroom).

While Ola, is introducing Technologically superior bikes, they have serious issues on their After Sales Service. So many complaints are pending at their service centers across the country, due to want of spare parts or non availability of mechanics.

Last month, Ministry of Industry, had raised this issue with Ola CEO.

Ola has recently opened thousand additional service centers all over India. Probably this should reduce Ola customer's irritation on After Sales Service.

[Apex1815]

There used to be a Motorcycle called Bajaj Byk around the year 2000 which in size looked 80% of the Hero Honda Passion and was one of the biggest flop motorcycle of Bajaj. The motorcycle was such a disaster in terms of look that I cannot explain.
Now this Ola Roadster looks like Electric evolution of Bajaj Byk

The photos are not really justifying the looks of Byk. It actually looks more undesirable and ugly than it is in the photos.

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attac...722946&thumb=1

[spgv]

Originally Posted by antz.bin

There is more to a motorcycle than just the power output of the electric motor.

their S1 Pro scooters and can hardly sustain even 80% of top speed for more than a few minutes. .

. The 16 kWh battery pack itself will weigh anywhere from 100-135 kilos.

What is the Energy Density considered for arriving at the approximate weight of Battery. 100 - 135 Kg is a huge range for a approximation.

In case Ola is using there 4680, Bharat Cell with 275 Wh/kg of energy density, the weight of Battery pack would be far less.

Link to the article regarding specification for Ola 4680 Cell.

https://www.businesstoday.in/technol...615-2024-08-15

Example: For 16 KWh,

16000Wh / 275Wh/Kg = 58.18 Kg of Cells. For the sake of simplicity the calculation ignores weight of Battery pack's body/chassis, BCM and other paraphernalia.

[mally2]

Originally Posted by SJ1211

Crazy Specs & crazy pricing! I don't know how & what Ola is doing this but whatever they are doing are surely grabbing eye-balls. Claimed 250 kms range even if it transpires 150-180km on a bike is just stunning!! And if its true, it will put some EV hatchbacks to shame.

Well my olas1 pro gen1 is definitely putting my TiagoEv to shame on a daily basis. I get 130km range on eco mode. I can confidently bring the Ola to 5% also. But my Tiago does 140-150 for 100-80% and I dread brining it to less than 20%.