Ampere Vehicles

Ampere is an electric-scooter brand presented on its official site as part of Greaves Electric Mobility. The brand describes its purpose as helping accelerate India’s transition to electric mobility, with vehicles designed for everyday use by commuters, families, and people running businesses. Its stated focus is practical, reliable transportation for Indian cities and towns, with the potential to reduce dependence on fuel and lower running costs. The current product range shown on the official homepage includes Nexus EX+, Magnus GMax, Magnus Neo, and Reo Vyb. The models are positioned around different everyday needs, including family use, range, convenience, and intelligent features. The site lists specifications such as claimed IDC or real-world range, battery life, gradeability, boot space, and seat height; these are brand-published product claims rather than independently verified figures. The Reo Vyb page also describes that model as not requiring a licence or registration. Ampere identifies India as a central market and reports a network of more than 400 dealerships across the country. Its About page says it is present in three countries but does not name the other two in the supplied evidence. The same page reports more than 550 employees and net sales of over 400,000 units since 2019. It names Vikas Singh as Managing Director of Greaves Electric Mobility. The supplied evidence does not establish Ampere’s founding year, founder, headquarters, or the precise legal ownership structure, so those details are not specified here.

Ampere is an Indian electric-scooter brand whose official materials frame its mission around accelerating the country’s transition to electric mobility. The supplied About page describes the company’s products as two-wheelers engineered for real-world conditions and intended to support everyday trips to work, business activities, and family life. It connects the brand’s electric-vehicle proposition with reduced fuel dependence, lower running costs, and a cleaner mobility ecosystem. The available evidence does not give a founding date, identify a founder, or describe the brand’s early development. It does, however, provide a sales milestone: Ampere reports net sales of more than 400,000 units since 2019. The brand’s present-day operating footprint is described as three countries, with more than 400 dealerships across India. The supplied source does not name the two other countries, and it does not specify the company’s headquarters or legal ownership arrangements. The page presents Ampere within the Greaves Electric Mobility context and identifies Vikas Singh as that business’s Managing Director. The homepage presents a current scooter portfolio led by the Nexus EX+, Magnus GMax, Magnus Neo, and Reo Vyb. Its product messaging emphasizes range, battery life, practical features, and daily usability. For example, the page describes the Nexus EX+ as a model for endurance, performance, and intelligence; it promotes the Magnus GMax as a family scooter with a large boot and long stated battery life; and it characterizes the Reo Vyb as a convenient everyday ride. These descriptions and specifications are the brand’s own published claims. The brand’s supplied About page also records product recognition in 2026: Magnus Grand is reported as the Bike India Awards’ Electric Scooter of the Year, Magnus G Max as Family Scooter of the Year at the Times Drive Auto Summit and Awards, and Nexus as receiving Asia Book of Records recognition associated with a Kolli Hills climb. The homepage separately highlights Ampere Nexus’s claimed record-setting ride over Kolli Hills’ hairpin bends. The available material supports a profile of an active Indian electric-scooter brand, but it does not provide enough evidence to reconstruct a fuller corporate history or confirm the listed award and record claims independently.

• Reported sales period begins

• Nexus receives reported Kolli Hills record recognition

• Magnus Grand receives an award

• Magnus G Max receives an award

A practical electric-scooter brand serving everyday mobility needs in India, with messaging centered on family use, reliability, and accessible electric transportation.

• Nexus EX+

  An electric scooter promoted for endurance, performance, and intelligence. The homepage lists a 136 km IDC range, 2,00,000 km battery life, and 18° gradeability.

• Magnus GMax

  A family-oriented scooter promoted for everyday journeys; the homepage lists a 142 km IDC range, 2,00,000 km battery life, and 33 L boot space.

• Magnus Neo

  An electric scooter described as an effortless option for everyday use; the homepage lists a 125 km IDC range and 777 mm seat height.

• Reo Vyb

  A scooter promoted as a convenient everyday ride. The homepage says it does not require a licence or registration and lists 80+ km real range.

1. 1Ampere Electric Scooters | India's Family EV Brandampere-electric.com
2. 2About Ampere | Greaves Electric Mobility EV Brandampere-electric.com
3. 3Greaves completes acquisition of Amperethehindu.com
4. 4Greaves Cotton completes acquisition of Ampere Vehiclesbusiness-standard.com