Ola Electric’s Comeback Is Real, But So Is the ₹336 Crore Quarterly Loss
Sep 30, 2026The Spec'd take
Why it stands out
- Three battery sizes from 3.5 kWh to 6 kWh let buyers pick the range they need rather than pay for a single fixed pack.
- An 8 year battery warranty is well ahead of most electric two-wheelers, which typically cover 3 years.
- Under Rs 1.4 lakh for the longest-range 6 kWh version, it undercuts most other electric naked motorcycles on price.
Worth knowing
- Not on sale yet: Ola announced the Roadster with these prices, but its site now sends the Roadster page to the Roadster X and deliveries have not started.
- Ola has not published seat height, kerb weight, suspension or brake specifications for the Roadster separately from its other motorcycles.
- The base 3.5 kWh version tops out at 116 km/h and a claimed 151 km IDC range, the shortest in the lineup.
- Charging the largest 6 kWh pack from empty to 80 percent takes nearly 8 hours on a home charger.


















