Ola Electric S1 Z STD vs Ola Electric S1 Z Plus

Ola Electric S1 Z 2024-2026 vs Ola Electric S1 Z 2024-2026: Specifications Comparison

• Safety

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On)
  Pillion Grabrail
  Side Stand Alarm
  Turn Signal	LED	LED

• Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

  Braking System	CBS	CBS
  Wheel Type	Alloy	Alloy
  Front Tyre Size	14 Inch	14 Inch
  Front Type	Drum	Drum

• Instrumentation

  Riding Modes Switch
  Tachometer	Digital	Digital
  Speedometer	Digital	Digital
  Odometer	Digital	Digital

• Engine & Transmission

  Transmission Type	Automatic	Automatic
  Fast Charging
  Range	146 km/charge	146 km/charge
  Top Speed	70 kmph	70 kmph
  Charging Socket

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• Dimensions & Capacity

  Body Type

  Scooter

  Scooter

• Comfort & Convenience

  Console Type	Digital	Digital
  Start Type	Electric	Electric

• Pros & Cons

  Pros	Practical Design: Features like dual luggage racks, a small visor, and a pillion sidestep enhance utility for daily commutes and light cargo. Dual Battery Packs: Offers flexibility with a combined claimed range of 146 km, suitable for extended usage. Value for Money: Packed with features like a Bluetooth-enabled LCD console and high payload capacity, making it an economical choice in its segment. Urban-Friendly Performance: The 3 kW motor and 70 km/h top speed are ideal for city commuting. Increased Payload Capacity: This makes it versatile for multi-purpose use, including family rides or delivery tasks.	Practical Design: Features like dual luggage racks, a small visor, and a pillion sidestep enhance utility for daily commutes and light cargo. Dual Battery Packs: Offers flexibility with a combined claimed range of 146 km, suitable for extended usage. Value for Money: Packed with features like a Bluetooth-enabled LCD console and high payload capacity, making it an economical choice in its segment. Urban-Friendly Performance: The 3 kW motor and 70 km/h top speed are ideal for city commuting. Increased Payload Capacity: This makes it versatile for multi-purpose use, including family rides or delivery tasks.
  Cons	Single Battery Usage at a Time: Limits the effective range to 75 km per charge, which can be restrictive for longer rides. Basic Design Aesthetics: Lacks the futuristic appeal of competitors like the Ather 450X or Simple One. Average Top Speed: Trails behind sportier rivals, which may deter performance-focused buyers. Limited Advanced Features: The LCD console, while functional, doesn’t offer touchscreen capabilities like some premium alternatives.	Single Battery Usage at a Time: Limits the effective range to 75 km per charge, which can be restrictive for longer rides. Basic Design Aesthetics: Lacks the futuristic appeal of competitors like the Ather 450X or Simple One. Average Top Speed: Trails behind sportier rivals, which may deter performance-focused buyers. Limited Advanced Features: The LCD console, while functional, doesn’t offer touchscreen capabilities like some premium alternatives.