Ola Electric rolls out Roadster X bike from Tamil Nadu plant
The Hindu
Ola Electric Mobility launches Roadster X motorcycle series with innovative features and competitive pricing in India.
Ola Electric Mobility on Friday (April 11, 2025) said it has rolled out the first Roadster X motorcycle from its Future factory in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. The electric bike is set to hit the road this month.
"The Roadster X series represents our commitment to taking the EV revolution to the next level. Today's rollout celebrates not just a new product, but a new era for us and the industry, as it represents the next phase of revolution in electric mobility," Ola Electric chairman and MD Bhavish Aggarwal said in a statement.
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The Roadster X Series comes with a mid-drive motor that boosts performance and safety. It also features a chain drive and an integrated MCU for efficient torque transfer, providing better acceleration, and improved range. The Roadster X series also features flat cables in the motorcycles — an industry-first innovation.
These cables improve packaging efficiency, reduce weight, and enhance thermal performance, improving overall durability and reliability. The Roadster X series offers a breakthrough in motorcycle technology and comes with first-in-segment patented brake-by-wire technology with single ABS, and smart MoveOS five features such as advanced regeneration, cruise control, and reverse mode.
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The battery system of the Roadster X series gets an IP67 waterproof and dust-proof certification, advanced wire bonding technology, and a serviceable Battery Management System (BMS) enabling easy maintenance.
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