‘It’s time to change the way you move. Again. MoveOS 4. Coming on Customer Day,’ reads a post on Twitter by Ola.
Alongside MoveOS 4, the co-founder of Ola Electric Bhavish Aggarwal shared a teaser image on Twitter, showcasing what seems to be the silhouette of an electric motorcycle underneath.
Moreover, Ola Electric is considering expanding the mood options for the scooter, offering users a variety of home screen settings for the digital display. Currently, the scooter provides three mood choices—light, auto, and dark settings. Simultaneously, Ola Electric is actively working on the development of Ola Maps, a potential navigation tool for future use. These new maps could potentially incorporate a feature similar to Ather Trip Planner, assisting riders in planning routes by highlighting charging stations along the journey.
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In addition to this update, Bhavish Aggarwal, one of the co-founders of Ola Electric, shared a teaser image on Twitter, showcasing what appears to be the outline of an electric motorcycle.
Beyond the scope of scooter enhancements, Ola Electric has been deeply engaged in studying various motorcycles as part of their endeavour to create their own electric motorcycle. The motorcycle's design exudes a sporty vibe, reminiscent of the KTM RC series. However, it's important to note that this design is likely still in its early stages, possibly in the pre-production or concept phase.
Ola Electric recently opened bookings for the Ola S1 Air electric scooter. For those who had made prior bookings, the scooter is currently available at Rs 1.09 lakh (ex-showroom), while others interested in acquiring the electric scooter will need to pay an additional Rs 10,000.
The company has announced an extension of the introductory price of Rs 1.1 lakh (ex-showroom) for the Ola S1 Air, which will remain valid until August 15.
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