Bajaj Dominar 250 vs Ola S1 Air

This bike is very powerful and very comfortable mostly the handling is very seti sfide

My Bajaj Dominar 250 is a bike designed for a balance between sporty performance, touring capability, and everyday use. Overall is a good option for riders seeking a feature-packed bike .

Dominar 250 in this segment good and sports looking bike love this and amazing looking ❤️😍

Power packed with good riding experience and felling like a beat is coming in the road.

After owning the Bajaj Dominar 250 for several months now, I feel quite confident in sharing my honest thoughts about this agile beast. Powered by a 248 cc engine, it delivers impressive performance with a max power of 27 PS. While navigating through city traffic and during highway rides, its 6 speed transmission offers a smooth shifting experience. The bike’s muscular design with full LED lights is a definite head turner.However, from a daily commuter's perspective in India, the Dominar 250 can be a bit heavy specially during peak traffic hours or in tight parking spots.

The Ola S1 Air is a more affordable option compared to its sibling, the S1 Pro. real-world range of around 70-80 kilometers on a single charge. It claimed top speed of 90 kmph which is very decent in this segment . Available in a variety of colors which best suits my style . No ABS yet, but comes with drum brakes on both wheels it is the only feature loved by my father . Provides enough torque for navigating city traffic.

It has been a few months since I switched to the Ola S1 Air for my daily commutes, opting for a greener mode of transport. This electric scooter is quite a charmer with its sleek design and digital flair, featuring a 2.5 kWh battery that promises a range of up to 101 km on a single charge. The ride is smooth, quiet and surprisingly quick for city rides.The overall build quality feels a bit underwhelming and the storage space could be better utilized. Moreover, the charging time of approximately 4.5 hours for a full battery may not suit everyone's schedule.

It has been a few months since I switched to the Ola S1 Air for my daily commutes, opting for a greener mode of transport. This electric scooter is quite a charmer with its sleek design and digital flair, featuring a 2.5 kWh battery that promises a range of up to 101 km on a single charge. The ride is smooth, quiet and surprisingly quick for city rides.The overall build quality feels a bit underwhelming and the storage space could be better utilized. Moreover, the charging time of approximately 4.5 hours for a full battery may not suit everyone's schedule.

The Ola S1 Air is an electric scooter is known for being an affordable and stylish option for zipping around town. The Ola S1 Air comes with a single electric motor that offers a peak power of 2700 W which is quite enough for your daily rides . Talking about its top speed is 90 kmph. The S1 Air is available in 6 color options: Liquid Silver, Coral Glam, Midnight Blue, Stellar Blue, Porcelain White, and Neon comes in variety of options . However, the lack of disc brakes and ABS and a slightly lower top speed.

The suspension is comfortable and comes with the bright colour but the boot does not want to get shout some times. The braking is good and the overall performance is also good but the build quality is not good and the finish could be better. The driving position is comfortable and the claimed top speed is around 90 kmph and the look of this electric scooter is very subtle but with the cost over 1 lakh it gives lots of issue which is not a good thing

Great experience.Value for money and best ev under this price range.

It runs very fast and smooth.Price is also very attractive.