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Ampere Magnus
Rs. 84,900 - 84,999*
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Range
121 km/charge
Battery Capacity
2.29 Kwh
Kerb Weight
82 kg
Top Speed
50 km/Hr
Battery Warranty
3 Years or 30,000 Km
Motor Power
3 kW
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Magnus LT 100km/charge, 3 kW |
84,999 Price Breakup |
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Magnus Ex 2.1 kW, 121 km/charge |
84,900 Price Breakup |
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The Ampere Magnus is a dependable, value-based electric scooter for the urban commuter. The Magnus Neo and Magnus EX variants provide an 80–100 km range. The Neo has decent top speed and better ground clearance, while the EX scooter comes standard with a Harmonic Braking System. Both variants come with a 75,000 km or 5-year battery warranty.
The Magnus Neo features a 2.3 kWh LFP battery, which provides a claimed range of 80–95 km in Eco Mode. In contrast, the Magnus EX extends the range slightly to 80–100 km on a 60V, 38.25Ah advanced lithium battery. Both models deliver quick acceleration for city ploys and offer decent comfort.
Both variants have a 1390-mm wheelbase for better handling and overall steering. Magnus Neo features a 165-mm ground clearance while the Magnus EX's ground clearance is lower at 147 mm. Wheel sizes differ in their approach, with 12-inch wheels for the Neo and 10-inch wheels for the EX.
The Ampere Magnus has a clean and practical design made for everyday use as it features a slightly wider seat, curved body panels, and sleek headlamps. The dual-tone paint and side graphics add a stylish touch. Its simple and functional look suits both young riders and families in city settings.
The Magnus EX includes IoT features like live tracking, find my scooter, anti-theft alarm, and tow alerts. Both use a common 7.5A charger, and the battery warranty stands out at 75,000 km or five years, a first in the segment.
The Ampere Magnus is available in two variants, and their ex-showroom prices include:
The Ampere Magnus Neo top speed is 65 km/h due to its LFP battery and efficient torque curve. The Magnus EX reaches around 53 km/h, making it suitable for moderate-speed urban rides.
Both variants have a maximum load capacity of 150 kg, and suspension is taken care of with a telescopic fork at the front, along with a coil spring at the rear end. They come with drum brakes for steady braking, with 130 mm front and rear on the Magnus Neo and a CBS on the Magnus EX.
The Ampere Magnus colors include:
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Ampere Magnus - Red Colour
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Ampere Magnus Blue Colour
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Ampere Magnus - White Colour
The Ampere Magnus has an average range of 80 Km, according to the Ampere Electric official website.
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The Ampere Magnus series is a value-for-money choice, ideal for daily urban use, offering up to 100 km range and a 75,000 km battery warranty. It balances performance, comfort, and affordability, though it lacks premium features like disc brakes and a digital display.
The Ampere Magnus carries a bold, contemporary look without leaning too futuristic. Dual-tone decals, stylish paint finishes, and a slightly flared seat give it a clean, practical aesthetic. The 12-inch wheels on the Magnus Neo add to its road presence, while shades like Glacial White and Ocean Blue stand out as popular, eye-catching choices for urban riders.
The hydraulic telescopic front suspension and coiled spring rear suspension withstand speed bumps and potholed roads. The Neo’s 165 mm ground clearance helps protect the underbody, while the EX feels sturdier with smaller wheels, despite having lower clearance, which might cause occasional trouble.
The Magnus series delivers more than its award-winning price tag, featuring a family-oriented design, a sturdy framework with decent ground clearance, and wide seats.
The EX model's Harmonic Braking System ensures that, despite the absence of disc brakes and a reasonably steep cost that may dissuade many, the new electronic package stands out.
The Ampere Magnus EX competes with electric scooters like the Ola S1X, Bounce Infinity E1, BGauss C12i, and Okinawa Ridge Plus. Compared to these, the Magnus EX stands out with its practical design, real-world range of up to 100 km, and a 5-year or 75,000 km battery warranty. While rivals like the Ola S1X offer more smart features, Magnus balances simplicity and reliability well.
In comparison with the TVS iQube and Chetak, the Magnus Neo may miss out on high-end features like disc brakes and touchscreen displays, but wins on affordability and range. The Neo delivers a 65 km/h top speed and up to 118 km range, which is suitable for daily use, although slower than other options.
The Ampere Magnus is a well-built, value-for-money option for everyday urban commutes with a solid range, comfortable ride quality, and a comforting 75,000 km battery warranty. Its budget-friendly pricing and utilitarian features make it stand out.
However, the missing disc brakes, a smart display, and taking a little longer to charge hold it back against feature-loaded competitors. It's a practical option for price-sensitive urban commuters.
Yes, with its range of 80–100 km, LFP battery, and affordable pricing, it’s ideal for daily use in cities and towns.
The Magnus Neo offers 80–95 km, while the Magnus EX delivers up to 100 km under Eco Mode conditions.
The Neo features a 2.3 kWh LFP battery, while the EX is equipped with a 60V 38.25Ah Advanced Lithium battery.
The ex-showroom price of the Ampere Magnus Neo is ₹84,999.
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