Ola Electric has been at the forefront of India’s electric scooter revolution, but now the company is eyeing the premium electric motorcycle segment. Recently, a new model called the Ola Arrowhead has surfaced online, thanks to a tweet by Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal, sparking excitement across the EV community.
With Ola already working on electric bikes like Rorr and Rorr X, the Arrowhead seems to be the company’s first premium electric motorcycle—signaling a major evolution in Ola’s EV portfolio.
Ola Arrowhead: First Look Teased by CEO
On June 20, 2025, Bhavish Aggarwal tweeted an image of the upcoming Ola Arrowhead, stating that he was personally taking it for a test ride. This casual yet impactful tweet has fueled speculation that the Arrowhead is much closer to launch than expected.
While Ola had earlier revealed its EV roadmap with tentative launch dates between January and June 2026, this surprise teaser suggests that internal testing has already begun.
Design and Styling Highlights
Although Ola has kept the official specs under wraps, the design of the Arrowhead reveals a lot about its positioning:
1. Aggressive and futuristic front fascia
2. Unique projector headlamp with DRS (Daytime Running Strip)
3. Premium color tones and finish
4. Large 7-inch digital instrument console
5. Aluminum footrests for a high-end feel
6. Sleek side cowls and aerodynamic frame
This design clearly distinguishes the Arrowhead from Ola’s existing scooters and aligns with other premium EV motorcycles in the market.
What We Know About Ola Arrowhead So Far
Ola has not released the official specifications of the Arrowhead, but here’s what can be anticipated based on the teaser and industry trends:
| Feature | Expected Details |
|---|---|
| Battery Pack | Likely 4-6 kWh (non-removable) |
| Range | Estimated 150–180 km |
| Top Speed | Could go up to 120–130 km/h |
| Motor Power | Approx. 10–15 kW |
| Display | 7-inch TFT Touchscreen |
| Charging Time | Fast Charging Enabled (within 2 hrs) |
Expected Launch Timeline
Ola had originally listed the Arrowhead’s release between January and June 2026 as per its EV product roadmap. However, the recent test ride shared by Bhavish Aggarwal suggests that Ola might prepone the launch, possibly by the end of 2025.
As of now:
1. No official launch date has been confirmed.
2. No bookings have been opened.
3. No detailed specs or price revealed.
But the teaser confirms one thing: development is in full swing.
Arrowhead vs Rivals: Ola’s Strategy Against Ultraviolette F77
The Ultraviolette F77 currently dominates the premium Indian electric bike segment. Ola seems to be directly targeting this rival with the Arrowhead.
| Feature | Ola Arrowhead (Expected) | Ultraviolette F77 |
|---|---|---|
| Top Speed | 120–130 km/h | 155 km/h |
| Range | ~180 km | 307 km (IDC) |
| Battery Pack | 4–6 kWh (Expected) | 10.3 kWh |
| Price Range | ₹2.5–₹3 lakh (Expected) | ₹3.8–₹5.5 lakh |
While F77 has set a high benchmark, Ola might undercut in pricing and offer better value for money, leveraging its existing manufacturing ecosystem.
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Why Ola’s Move Into Electric Bikes is Important
The electric bike market in India is still nascent compared to scooters. Most buyers prefer EV scooters due to affordability and ease of use. However, as demand grows for performance-oriented and lifestyle EVs, premium electric motorcycles will soon see higher adoption.
Ola stepping into this space with the Arrowhead could:
1. Inspire mainstream adoption of electric motorcycles
2. Push competitors like Ather and TVS into this segment
3. Provide eco-conscious consumers with a powerful alternative to petrol bikes
This is also a strategic shift for Ola, showcasing its ambition beyond urban mobility and tapping into a broader demographic.
Conclusion: A Promising Shift for Indian EV Market
The Ola Arrowhead could mark a turning point in India’s electric two-wheeler industry. With a premium design, powerful performance, and futuristic tech, this bike has the potential to disrupt the segment dominated by ICE motorcycles and early EV players.
As we wait for more details, one thing is certain—Ola is not slowing down. After conquering the EV scooter space, the brand is setting its sights on premium electric motorcycles. And the Arrowhead might just be the arrowhead of this new direction.
