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Ampere Magnus Neo Electric Scooter by Greaves I 125 km IDC Range I Next Gen LFP Battery I Booking for Ex-Showroom Price (with Portable Charge, Butter Yellow - Single Tone)

Ampere Magnus Neo Electric Scooter by Greaves I 125 km IDC Range I Next Gen LFP Battery I Booking for Ex-Showroom Price (with Portable Charge, Butter Yellow - Single Tone)

Brand: Ampere
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ 4.2/5 (262 reviews)
₹92,999
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Rs92,999. Ampere Magnus Neo: 125 km IDC range, LFP battery, removable on some variants. The mid-tier Ampere.
<p>The Magnus Neo keeps the two features that make the Ampere range credible - a lithium iron phosphate battery and a long claimed range - while costing about Rs10,000 less than the G Max. The claimed 125 km IDC range is still the strongest number in this comparison.</p><p>With 262 owner ratings it has roughly four times the review base of the G Max, which makes it the better-evidenced of the two Ampere scooters even though the cheaper one is technically less capable.</p><p>As with the G Max, booking runs through Greaves Electric, so availability and servicing depend on being near an ex-showroom.</p>

Why we recommend it

Key features

  • 125 km claimed IDC range
  • LFP (lithium iron phosphate) battery
  • Booked and serviced via the Greaves Electric network
  • Roughly Rs10,000 less than the flagship Magnus G Max

Pros

  • 125 km claimed range still leads this group
  • LFP battery chemistry
  • Four times the owner-rating base of the G Max at a lower price

Cons

  • Still a premium price for city-only commuting
  • Greaves network availability varies by city

How to buy it

Between the two Ampere scooters, the Neo is the smarter buy - most of the range, more verified owners, Rs10,000 less. Only step up to the G Max if you genuinely need the extra 17 km.

Who should buy it

Commuters who want long range but do not need the flagship, and who live near a Greaves Electric ex-showroom.

Who should skip it

Skip if you want the lowest upfront price - the Rs43,997 EOX OKO is a third of the cost - or if Greaves servicing is not reachable from your area.

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