Ola Electric opens S1Z bookings at ₹79,999 with 301 km range
- Bookings for Ola Electric S1Z scooter opened on August 29, 2026
- Starting price set at ₹79,999 for the 3.1 kWh variant
- Higher-spec 5.1 kWh model claims a range of 301 km
- First product to use indigenous Bharat Cell LFP technology
- Deliveries begin in December 2026 for the base variant

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Ola Electric Mobility opened bookings for the S1Z electric scooter on August 29, 2026, starting at ₹79,999. The launch marks the company's entry into the mass market with its indigenously developed Bharat Cell LFP technology.
S1Z: Key product highlights
The S1Z combines an accessible price point with a claimed range of 301 km on the 5.1 kWh variant. The company has stated that all parts for the S1Z have been created internally, underscoring its in-house manufacturing approach. The Chairman & Managing Director announced the launch via social media on August 28, 2026, highlighting that the company built the cell, motor, vehicle, software, and every critical component in-house.
The following table summarises the key details of the S1Z launch:
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | S1Z |
| Variants | 3.1 kWh and 5.1 kWh |
| Price (3.1 kWh) | ₹79,999 |
| Price (5.1 kWh) | ₹99,999 |
| Claimed range (3.1 kWh) | 179 km |
| Claimed range (5.1 kWh) | 301 km |
| Delivery timeline (3.1 kWh) | December 2026 |
| Delivery timeline (5.1 kWh) | March 2027 |
| Parts sourcing | All parts created internally |
| Battery Cell | 46160 LFP Bharat Cell |
| Colours | White, Anthracite, Sky Splash Blue, Matcha Green |
| Wheel Size | 12-inch |
In-house manufacturing approach
Ola Electric's decision to develop all components internally for the S1Z reflects its vertically integrated production strategy. This is the first scooter range in India powered by the company's indigenous Bharat Cell LFP technology, developed at its Battery Innovation Centre and manufactured at its Gigafactory in Tamil Nadu. The cells are fully built by Ola, backed by 426 patents.
By developing and manufacturing its Bharat Cell LFP technology in-house, Ola Electric has been able to significantly lower battery costs, making next-generation battery technology accessible at mass-market price points. The CMD noted that the industry has often treated affordable scooters as stripped-down products with less range and technology, whereas Ola aims to pass its tech advantage to Indian customers.
Software and retail expansion
Powered by MoveOS 5, the S1Z brings Ola's latest software intelligence to the mass segment. The scooter comes equipped with features including cruise control, advanced regenerative braking, reverse mode, GPS, over-the-air software updates, geo, time and mode fencing, ride statistics and energy insights through the Ola Electric App. The S1Z range also features 'Easy Park,' allowing users to get in and out of tight parking spaces with a simple twist of the wrist.
The Ola S1Z will be the first product range to ramp up through Ola Electric's next phase of retail expansion through its first dealer-operated stores, beyond a company-owned retail network.
Historical Stock Returns for Ola Electric Mobility
| 1 Day | 5 Days | 1 Month | 6 Months | 1 Year | 5 Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| +1.68% | -4.00% | -4.17% | +48.83% | -35.89% | -59.43% |
How will the shift to dealer-operated stores impact Ola Electric's brand control and customer service consistency compared to its previous company-owned retail model?
What is the projected timeline for achieving economies of scale with the Bharat Cell LFP technology to maintain profitability at the ₹79,999 price point?
How will competitors like TVS, Bajaj, and Ather adjust their pricing and feature sets in response to Ola's entry into the sub-₹1 lakh segment with high-range LFP batteries?


































