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Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh Performance Tested And Explained

We break down the acceleration, roll-ons, and braking of the Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh.
2 min read26 Apr '26
Azaman ChothiaAzaman Chothia
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The 4.5 kWh variant of the Roadster X+ gets a 11kW motor and a claimed IDC range of around 252km.

Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh: Acceleration

During our test, the conditions were dry.

Acceleration
Time
0-40kph
2.92 seconds
0-60kph
5.00 seconds
0-80kph
8.47 seconds
0-100kph
16.49 seconds

The bike gets three riding modes including Eco, Normal and Sport. We conducted this acceleration test in Sport mode with the battery state of charge above 95 percent. Sport mode is the quickest and feels genuinely strong when the battery state of charge is high. In our tests, the bike took 8.67 seconds to reach 80kph and 16.49 seconds to 100kph. However, there is significant speedo error and at an indicated 114kph, our Vbox reveals the true speed is actually 99kph.

Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh Performance Tested And Explained

Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh: Roll-On Acceleration

The bike delivers 11kW (14.96hp) of peak power.

Roll-On Acceleration
Time
20-50kph
2.39 seconds
30-70kph
4.43 seconds
50-80kph
6.61 seconds

In our roll-on acceleration tests, the bike took 2.39 seconds to get from 20-50kph, 4.43 seconds from 30-70kph, and 6.61 seconds from 50-80kph. Acceleration does feel inconsistent and varies significantly based on speed and battery charge. Holding a steady throttle is also difficult, as the power tends to fluctuate, making it hard to maintain a constant speed.

Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh: Braking

Decent at slow speeds, but could do with a better braking setup.

Braking
Distance
60-0kph
24.87 metres

Braking performance is fine at lower speeds but, but lacks feel. The front brake does not offer strong lever feedback, while the rear brake pedal has excessive travel. Hard braking at higher speeds doesn’t inspire confidence and our tests revealed a longer stopping distance from 60-0kph compared to most electric scooters.

Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh Performance Tested And Explained

Ola Roadster X+ 4.5kWh: Specifications and price

This is the first electric motorcycle to be offered by Ola Electric.

Motor Layout
Mid-Mounted
Motor Type
BLDC with integrated MCU
Peak Power
11kW
Nominal Power
5kW
Max Torque
58Nm
Battery Capacity
4.5kWh
Battery Chemistry
NMC
Kerb Weight
130.7kg
Seat Height
777mm
Brakes (F/R)
Disc / Drum
Tyres (F/R)
80/100-18 / 110/80-17
Price (ex-showroom)
Rs 93,256

In the last four months, the price has fluctuated between Rs 1.30 lakh and Rs 93,256, thanks to frequent discounts Ola offers to boost sales.
 

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