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Ampere bikes in India (3)

As of August 2026, Ampere sells 3 electric scooters in India: the Ampere Magnus, Ampere Nexus, and Ampere Reo. Each scooter in the lineup is offered in two variants.

Ampere is focused entirely on electric mobility. All Ampere two-wheelers sold in India are electric scooters, and the brand does not manufacture any petrol models. There are no upcoming Ampere bikes or scooters scheduled for launch in India right now. Popular Ampere electric bike models in 2026 are Nexus and Reo. 

Ampere, which is a company under Greaves Electric Mobility, offers budget-friendly electric scooters that have excellent attributes, are made of light materials, and consume less power. The company has established a very good presence in the low-cost electric vehicle market, and thus, it has become the favourite of urban riders who desire such electric mobility that is both reliable and economical.

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Ampere Magnus
Ampere Magnus
Ampere Magnus
Ampere Magnus
Ampere Magnus
₹87.00 - ₹95.00 Thousand
Ex-showroom price
3 variants
95-142 km
2.3-3.0 kWh
65 kmph
Ampere Nexus
Ampere Nexus
Ampere Nexus
Ampere Nexus
Ampere Nexus
Ampere Nexus
₹1.20 - ₹1.30 Lakhs
Ex-showroom price
2 variants
+2
136 km
3.0 kWh
93 kmph
Ampere Reo
Ampere Reo
Ampere Reo
Ampere Reo
Ampere Reo
Ampere Reo
₹59.00 - ₹59.90 Thousand
Ex-showroom price
2 variants
70-80 km
1.3-1.4 kWh
25 kmph

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Ampere Bikes - FAQs

Ampere scooters use LFP (Lithium Ferro Phosphate) batteries. Ampere offers a standard 5-year or 75,000 km battery warranty, whichever comes first. 

As of 2025, there are no Ampere electric bikes scheduled for launch in India.

No. The low-speed Ampere Reo can be ridden without a driving licence or registration, subject to local regulations. Higher-speed models such as the Magnus and Nexus require a valid driving licence and registration.

Ampere has been present in India's EV market for over a decade and is backed by Greaves Electric Mobility. Owner feedback generally praises the Magnus for its everyday usability and affordability, although, as with any brand, service experience can vary by location.

Ampere Electric is owned by Greaves Electric Mobility, a subsidiary of Greaves Cotton. The company acquired Ampere in 2018 to strengthen its presence in India's electric mobility market.

The Ampere Nexus is currently the brand's flagship electric scooter. It offers the highest performance, longest claimed range and the most comprehensive feature list in the Ampere lineup.

No. Ampere currently focuses on electric scooters and does not have an electric motorcycle on sale in the Indian market.

Need an expert opinion on your car related queries?

Trending Questions on Ampere Bikes - Answered by Autocar Experts

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How is the Ampere Nexus compared to the Ather Rizta and the Chetak EV. I am drawn towards the Ampere for its LFP battery. At the same time I am drawn towards the Chetak for its metal body. The Ather Rizta is known for its 8year battery warranty. Am totally confused. Please help. Thanks in advance.

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Hi, I am planning to buy an EV scooter with a budget of max 100K. My daily ride would be approx 30 Km per day, and it may go up to 50 km in the coming months. Which one is better between TVS Orbiter and Ampier Magnus Neo? Thanks.

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The Orbiter is a sensible electric scooter that focuses on maximising range and practicality, and of the two options, the Orbiter will be the safer bet in the long run. Do bear in mind that the Orbiter's performance is quite mellow, especially in Eco mode, and if your daily commute involves a lot of flyovers or riding in hilly regions, then you will have to use the scooter in City mode as well as keep the throttle pinned. The Ampere Magnus will likely be a bit more affordable, but in the real world, small quality-related niggles are more common than they should be, and after-sales can be patchy depending on your city.One thing to watch with the Orbiter is that the top 3.1kWh variant's price will be over Rs. 1 lakh on-road in your city, so you may have to stretch your budget by a small amount.If stretching your budget is simply not an option and you must have an EV from a reputed brand, choose the Hero Vida VX2 Go 3.4, which should give you enough range and performance.Try to take test rides of the Orbiter and VX2 before you make your decision.

TVS Orbiter
Ampere Magnus

Last Updated on: 31 Jul 2026