You cannot directly purchase the Ola S1 Pro 2nd Gen through the CSD canteen. To determine if the vehicle is available and to get the specific price through CSD, you need to visit the nearest Ola dealership, as the availability and pricing details can only be provided by them. Only individuals eligible for CSD benefits, such as those serving or having served in the Indian Army, Navy, Air Force, or other defence sectors, can inquire about these details.

No, it is not compulsory to charge the Ola S1 Pro 2nd Gen fully for the first time. You can start using the scooter once it has a sufficient charge to meet your immediate needs. The scooter's battery management system is designed to handle partial charging and discharging, and the battery warranty remains unaffected by how you charge it initially. For example, the Ola S1 Pro can be fast-charged to 50% in 18 minutes using an Ola Hypercharger, and it can be fully charged in approximately 6 hours and 30 minutes using the Home Charger.

Among Ola S1 Pro and Ather 450X the Tesseract offers superior capabilities through its ADAS system with radar and dual dashcam installation in addition to haptic controls along with enhanced ride analysis capabilities. Its 125 km/h maximum speed together with its fast acceleration make this electric vehicle lead other models in terms of performance.

Yes, you can. Your Ola scooter is water-resistant!

Ola Electric S1 is reasonably capable of carrying the weight of two average adults. For a better understanding of performance and riding comfort, we suggest you take a test ride.

Deciding between the TVS X and OLA S1 Pro Gen 2 depends on what you want. Both are electric scooters with some differences. TVS X might be more about new ideas and style, while OLA S1 Pro Gen 2 could have special features and benefits from OLA. To pick the right one for you in the city, check their details, features, and what you need.