A Game-Changer in the Electric Bike Market: A Deep Dive into the New Ola Electric Bike

This Ola Electric Bike from Ola is making waves with a battery pack so large you’d typically find it in a small electric car. The top-end variant offers a massive 6-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery, making you wonder just how much range it can provide. Previously seen only as a prototype, this bike is now in full production and will be available for booking in the next two to three months.

Striking Design and Features

The bike’s front profile features large, matte black mirrors and a silver-finished head. It comes equipped with LED projector headlights and telescopic suspension. The front mudguard is black with a subtle, premium-looking carbon fibre finish. A key safety front disc brake with ABS. The front tire is a 100/80-17 tubeless radial tire on a diamond-cut alloy wheel.

Moving to the side, the bike’s design is sleek and well-integrated. You’ll find Ola branding and a “03” badge on the side panels. The mid-section is cleverly designed to reveal the monoshock suspension, which you can adjust if needed. Both the rider and the pillion passenger get footrests. The rear wheel is a wide 140/70-17 with a diamond-cut alloy wheel, paired with a metal chain drive system chosen for its ability to handle high power. The bike also has a rear mudguard to keep dirt away, which significantly reduces maintenance.

The Ola Electric Bike rear end of the bike features a full LED taillight setup, including LED turn indicators. The stylish grab handles are designed for the pillion passenger. An LED light is also provided for the number plate. Interestingly, the rear tire is quite wide, and the bike is equipped with a rear disc brake (though without ABS).

The bike has an impressive overall length of 2500 mm, a width of 897 mm, and a height of 1400 mm. The seat height is approximately 805 mm. The seat itself is long and features a stylish dual-tone design.

Advanced Controls and Tech

The handlebars are well laid out with easy-to-reach controls. On the left, you’ll find switches for the hazard lights, indicators, and a horn. The pass switch is neatly tucked away at the back of the handlebars. On the right, there’s a button for cruise control with plus/minus buttons to adjust speed, as well as a reverse gear and switches for lights. The bike has disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels.

A major highlight is the 7-inch TFT colour digital screen. This screen is packed with features, including GPS connectivity, tire pressure monitoring, and multiple modes like a “Party Mode” and “Vacation Mode.” The bike also offers four riding modes: Hyper, Sports, Eco, and Normal.

Power, Range, and Pricing

This Ola Electric Bike is available with three battery pack options, each offering a different range:

• 3.5-kilowatt-hour battery pack: Provides a range of up to 150 km on a single charge.
• 4.5-kilowatt-hour battery pack: Offers a range of up to 190 km.
• 6-kilowatt-hour battery pack: Delivers an impressive range of up to 250 km.

The bike has a peak power of 13 kilowatts and a top speed of 126 km/h. It can accelerate from 0 to 40 km/h in just 2.2 seconds. It also includes modern features like Hill Hold Assist, Regenerative Braking System, and Over-The-Air (OTA) updates.

The pricing is highly competitive. The three variants’ ex-showroom prices:

• 3.5-kilowatt-hour variant: ₹1,09,999 (On-road price is about ₹1,15,000)
• 4.5-kilowatt-hour variant: ₹1,30,000 (On-road price is about ₹1,40,000)
• 6-kilowatt-hour variant: ₹1,40,000 (On-road price is about ₹1,51,000 in Ghaziabad)

These prices are significantly lower than those of many competitors, such as the Revolt RV400 and bikes from Oben and Komaki.

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Final Thoughts

With its futuristic design, advanced features, and an incredible range at a very competitive price, this new Ola electric bike seems poised to be a game-changer. The company’s status as a major and trusted brand in the electric vehicle market enhances its appeal. The bike’s comfort and premium look further set it apart from other electric bikes currently available.

What do you think about the bike’s price and features? Would you consider buying it?