Ola S1 Pro+ and Roadster X+ Champions Edition Launched with 4680 Bharat Cell

• The Champions Edition gets blue livery inspired by India’s T20 World Cup win.
• Roadster X+ Champions Edition claims 501km IDC range.
• Limited edition available until April 2026, with no extra cost.

Ola Electric has introduced Champions Edition versions of the S1 Pro+ and Roadster X+. The special models celebrate India’s victory in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. The limited-run edition features a blue-themed livery inspired by the national team. However, the company has not changed the mechanical package of either model.

Ola says the Champions Edition will be available from tomorrow. The company plans to offer it until the end of April 2026. In addition, buyers will not pay extra for the cosmetic update. The S1 Pro+ starts at Rs 1,54,999, while the Roadster X+ starts at Rs 1,09,999 ex-showroom.

OLA S1 Pro+ Champions Edition

The Champions Edition of the S1 Pro+ keeps the same performance setup. It uses a 13kW electric motor paired with a 5.2kWh battery pack. This battery uses the company’s 4680 Bharat Cell technology. The scooter claims an IDC range of up to 320km.

In addition, the scooter reaches a top speed of about 130 kmph. It also accelerates from 0 to 40 kmph in just 2.1 seconds. Because of this performance, the S1 Pro+ remains one of the fastest electric scooters in India. The Champions Edition mainly focuses on visual exclusivity.

OLA Roadster X+ Champions Edition

The Roadster X+ Champions Edition extends the celebration beyond scooters. It represents Ola’s electric motorcycle lineup in this limited release. The motorcycle uses an 11kW electric motor. It pairs this motor with a larger 9.1kWh battery pack.

Ola claims the motorcycle can deliver around 501km IDC range. This figure places it among the longest-range electric motorcycles in India. In addition, the Roadster X+ reaches a top speed of about 125 kmph. The bike can accelerate from 0 to 40 kmph in 2.7 seconds.

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