Ola S1 Pro electric scooter will receive new updates by this Diwali. The MoveOS 3 will bring in new features like Hill Hold Assist & Proximity Unlock.
If you are planning to buy the Ola S1 Pro e-scooter, here is some good news. The company will soon update the S1 Pro with new feature updates. To be branded as 'MoveOS 3', the new features will drop during the upcoming Diwali festival. The new features will enable the riders to access more connected technology.
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Ola S1 Pro MoveOS 3 Update
The company CEO recently shared the upcoming MoveOS 3 update on social media. According to the new update, features like hill hold assist, proximity unlock, moods, regen V2, hyper charging, calling, key sharing, and even voice commands will make their way into the e-scooter.
The company recently updated the MoveOS 2 features in the S1 Pro. These updates provide the facilities like navigation, music control, Eco mode, lock/unlock, boot lock/unlock, and Bluetooth smartphone connectivity as well. The addition of new features will bump the spec sheet of the scooter soon.
The S1 Pro comes fitted with a 3.7kWh battery pack. It is the fine-tuning of the electric motor which allows the S1 to reach a claimed riding range of up to 181 km/charge. The 58 Nm of torque allows a ballistic performance as it does 0-60 kmph in 5 seconds. Most S1 buyers are happy with its performance and its long-riding capabilities.
With the recent events related to the fire incidents in the Ola scooters, the company is taking new steps. Ola has announced that India's largest Battery Innovation Centre is being set up in Bangalore by it. The total cost of the project is 500 Million USD. The main aim will be to develop cost-effective, safe batteries for future EVs. Ola is also going to enter the EV car market soon.
The main rivals of the Ola S1 Pro are - Ather 450X, Bajaj Chetak, & TVS iQube. Meanwhile, you can watch our detailed video review of the newly launched Bajaj Pulsar N160 here.
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