Explore All About The Ola S1!!! From Purchase Date To Bank Loan & Other Updates

Explore All About The Ola S1!!! From Purchase Date To Bank Loan & Other Updates

Ola Electric's eagerly awaited bicycles S1 and S1 Pro will formally open Ola S1 for buy from tomorrow (Wednesday, September 8) while the organization will begin conveyances across 1,000 urban communities and towns in October. Ola Electric had on August 15 dispatched its first electric bikes. The Ola S1 electric bike comes in two trims - S1 and S1 Pro - conveying a sticker price of Rs 99,999 and Rs 1,29,999, individually. 

Till September 8, the organization will continue to acknowledge the appointments at Rs 499, declared by Aggarwal. The organization has additionally restricted banks and monetary establishments for an EMI plan beginning at Rs 2,999 for Ola Electric bicycles. 

Here are some significant banks that Ola has restricted with for credit on S1 and S1 Pro 

- HDFC 

- ICICI 

- IDFC First Bank 

- Bank of Baroda 

- Kotak Mahindra 

- Axis Bank 

- Tata Capital 

- Yes Bank 

- AU Small Finance Bank 

- Jana Small Finance 

The Ola S1 accompanies a scope of 181 km, a maximum velocity of 115 km each hour, and can be completely energized in under 40 minutes with a quick charger, and around six hours with the versatile charger that will accompany the bike and can be introduced at homes. The bike accompanies different provisions like opposite mode, slope hold work, driving modes, and journey control and takes under 3 seconds to cross 0-40 km each hour. It accompanies keyless lock and open framework and security highlights like an enemy of burglary ready framework and geo-fencing. 

The bike comes in 10 tones with an in-house improvement 8.5 KW engine and 3.97 kWh battery packs. Ola is setting up an assembling plant, spread across 500 sections of land, in Tamil Nadu. The organization will at the first beginning with a 10 lakh yearly creation limit and afterward increase it to 20 lakh, in accordance with market interest, in the primary stage. At the point when completely finished, the plant will have a yearly limit of one crore units that is 15% of the world's whole all-out bike creation.

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