Ola Trademarks Diamondhead, M1 Cruiser, Adventure & Cyber Racer Monikers for Upcoming Electric Bikes

On the eve of Independence Day, Ola Electric unveiled four electric motorcycle concepts, promising to revolutionise the worldwide motorcycle market. In a recent development, the EV maker has filed four trademarks, but the motorcycles are not likely to be available until next year, according to the company's founder, Bhavish Aggarwal. The Cruiser, Adventure, Roadster, and Super Sport are the four distinct models in the newest electric motorbike portfolio. It is believed that Ola's foray into the electric motorcycle market will be a stunning endeavor that outperforms rivals, potentially taking a long time for them to catch up to Ola Electric's level of performance. Ola claims that these motorcycles are perfect examples of futuristic marvels, embodying key elements of contemporary aesthetics that deeply resonate with the next generation of motorcycle enthusiasts. Ola Electric also launched its eagerly anticipated entry-level electric scooter, the Ola S1 X, in addition to showcasing four new electric motorcycles.

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Ola Motorcycles: The Patent and Key Details

Ola has registered trademarks for the names "Diamondhead," "M1 Cruiser," "M1 Adventure," and "M1 Cyber Racer." The names are obvious, considering that the manufacturer displayed a cruiser, an adventure tourer, a street bike, as well as a sports tourer. The street bike that Ola showcased has been dubbed the M1 Cyber Racer, and it was the sole bike that was ridden to the center stage, suggesting that it is almost ready for production. The Diamondhead sports tourer, which had a swingarm at the front instead of conventional forks, was the most talked-about motorbike at the show, although the production version might differ significantly from the concept.

The Ola Cruiser has also attracted a lot of attention due to its unusual riding position and curvaceous, appealing appearance. The Cruiser, with its cutting-edge headlamp, is the perfect vehicle for medium- to long-distance travel since it expertly blends form and function. Ola Adventure, on the other hand, encourages you to travel to remote off-road locations and long routes. Ola's Roadster, meanwhile, emphasises practicality and convenience as the qualities that make it the ideal city bike. The Roadster is all about comfort, with its minimal overhangs, contemporary headlamp, strategically positioned grips, and distinctive EV body design.

Except for the M1 Cyber Racer, Ola withheld information on the four motorcycles' specs; the other three have hand-operated rear brakes. When they are turned into production models, their characteristics may subsequently vary. 

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Ola Motorcycles: Expected Launch and Market Competitors

The firm, based in Bengaluru, also subtly hinted at a prospective launch by the end of 2024 at the event, indicating that this e-bike initiative is currently in the development phase. As of right now, the M1 Adventure, the M1 Cruiser, and the Diamondhead have no direct opponents in the Indian market. The Ultraviolette F77 will be the Cyber Racer's rival in the meantime.