Ampere Magnus Neo

Launch & Context


 

  • The Ampere Magnus Neo is a refreshed version of the Magnus EX, unveiled by Greaves Electric Mobility (GEML) at the Auto Expo 2025, with deliveries beginning January 2025. Ampere EV by GreavesAPN NewsTimes Drive
  • Ahead of its public showcase, it completed an impressive 2,000+ km endurance ride from Bengaluru to Delhi, demonstrating performance and reliability. Ampere EV by GreavesAPN NewsE-Vehicle Info

 

Price & Positioning

  • Priced competitively at ₹79,999 ex-showroom under an introductory offer, matching the price of the outgoing EX variant. www.ndtv.comAPN Newswheelscraze.com
  • Some listings indicate a slightly higher price of ₹84,999, likely reflecting regional pricing or updated offers. ZigWheels.com+1

 

Key Specifications

Feature Specification 

Battery : 2.3 kWh LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate),removable carandbikeZigWheels.comE-Vehicle Info

Range (Claimed): 85–100 km depending on sources ZigWheels.comE-Vehicle Infocarandbike 

Top Speed: 65 km/h, higher than Magnus EX (~53 km/h) www.ndtv.comcarandbikeAPN News

Wheels & Build:  12” alloy wheels, 165 mm ground clearance (18 mm more than EX) carandbikeTimes Drive

Charging Time:  5–6 hours with a portable charger www.ndtv.comcarandbikeZigWheels.com

 


Features & Innovations:

 

What Sets It Apart?

  1. Stronger Performance: Faster top speed and improved torque for better city commuting.
  2. Superior Battery Tech: LFP battery offers more safety and longer lifespan.
  3. Greater Endurance: Extended real-world range and proven long-distance performance.
  4. Enhanced Comfort & Utility: Bigger wheels, better ground clearance, digital display, and USB charging.
  5. Value Proposition: Rich feature set at a highly competitive price point with attractive financing (just 5.75% p.a.). Ampere EV by GreavesE-Vehicle Info

 

Room for Consideration

  • Actual Range Variation: Real-world range may differ from claimed figures, especially under varying conditions.
  • Weight & Handling: Slightly heavier (claimed ~150 kg loading), which may affect handling at low speeds. www.ndtv.comcarandbike

 

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