Ola Electric Gig 2024-2025

The Ola Gig comes with uniquely-styled body panels for an electric moped. The Gig+ takes it further with a modern front apron and an LED headlamp setup that looks similar to a projector.  

The Ola Gig+ gets a red-painted body panel, which is similar to the painted-frame approach Kinetic has taken with the E-Luna. 

The Gig and the Gig+ also receive metal body panel protectors at the front, which is similar to what we have also seen on the River Indie. 

The rest of the body panels appear to be identical between the two scooters, which is not necessarily a bad thing, since both scooters look quite unique.

The Ola Gig focuses more on efficiency with its motor producing 0.3bhp, while the Gig+ offers better performance with 2.0bhp on offer. 

Both scooters also come with a 1.5kWh removable battery pack, but the Gig+ gets the option of adding an extra battery pack, while the Gig makes do with just one. 

The Ola Gig reaches a claimed top speed of 25kmph, and its single 1.5kWh battery pack gives it a claimed range of 112km on a single charge. 

The Ola Gig+ reaches a claimed top speed of 45kmph. The single 1.5kWh battery pack gives it a claimed range of 81km, while adding the extra battery pack increases the range figure to a claimed 157km on a single charge.

Both scooters make use of drum brakes, while the frame is suspended on conventional telescopic forks and twin shocks. 

Both scooters also make use of 12-inch wheels on both ends, and with a large load-carrying tray, it is expected to have a good amount of payload capacity. 

The scooters will make use of an app-based scanning system to lock, unlock and access them. Ola is yet to confirm any other features to be offered.