Ola Electric S1 Pro Gen 2
Ola’s second S1 Pro generation reworked the battery, motor, frame and suspension instead of treating an electric scooter update as a software-only change.

Ola S1 Pro Gen 2 in Amethyst · Ganesh Mohan T · CC BY-SA 4.0
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More than a set of wheels.
Ola unveiled the second-generation S1 Pro in August 2023 and began deliveries in more than 100 Indian cities that October. This page uses the 4 kWh Gen 2 version, not the original 2021 scooter or the later Gen 3 family.
Look a little closer.
The scooter has a 34-litre space under its seat—storage where a petrol scooter would normally need an engine and fuel tank.
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A second generation beneath a familiar shape
Ola redesigned the battery pack, powertrain, electronics, frame and suspension. A flat floorboard, twin telescopic front fork and rear monoshock were easy-to-see clues that the platform underneath had changed.
Source: Ola Electric · S1 Pro Gen 2 deliveries ↗Range numbers need their test label
The brochure’s 195 km figure is a certified range, not a promise that every rider will travel exactly that far. Speed, hills, weather, tyre pressure and use of the fastest modes all change real energy use.
Source: Ola Electric · S1 Pro Gen 2 brochure ↗Where these facts come from
- Ola Electric · S1 Pro Gen 2 deliveries
- Ola Electric · S1 Pro Gen 2 brochure
- Ola Electric · August 2023 Gen 2 launch record
Selected facts checked for this edition. Some source pages link to broader model families. Last reviewed September 30, 2026.
