Ampere Magnus Neo Launched in India: Greaves Electric Mobility Unveils Family Electric Scooter

Delhi/ Bengaluru, April 24, 2026: Greaves Electric Mobility has expanded its electric two-wheeler portfolio with the launch of the all-new Ampere Magnus Neo, a refreshed variant under its Ampere brand. Designed for everyday practicality, the new Magnus Neo focuses on improved ride comfort, lighter handling, and enhanced usability for urban commuters.

Ampere Magnus Neo: Designed for Comfort and Everyday Rideability

The latest iteration of the Magnus Neo has been engineered with a strong emphasis on rider ergonomics and ease of use. With a lower seat height of 777 mm and reduced kerb weight of 103 kg, the scooter aims to offer better ground reach and effortless manoeuvrability—especially in stop-and-go city traffic.

A 10-inch rear tyre enhances stability and balance, while the new wheel and motor configuration ensures smoother acceleration and improved handling across varied road conditions. These updates make the scooter particularly suitable for both short commutes and longer daily rides.

Leadership Commentary on the Launch

Commenting on the launch, Vikas Singh said the company continues to prioritise rider comfort and ease of use.

“The new Magnus Neo has been developed as a lighter, more comfortable, and easier-to-handle family scooter, designed for Indian road conditions. With this launch, we aim to make electric mobility more practical and accessible for a wider set of riders.”

Proven Platform with Record-Breaking Legacy

The Magnus Neo builds on a well-established platform known for durability and reliability. Notably, it holds a national record for the longest journey by a city-speed family electric scooter, covering over 2,300 km from Bengaluru to Delhi.

The scooter features a robust dual-frame chassis and optimised braking system, ensuring a stable and confidence-inspiring ride for daily commuting.

Battery, Durability and Safety Features

The Ampere Magnus Neo is powered by advanced LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery technology, offering up to twice the lifecycle compared to conventional batteries. The battery is engineered to last up to 10 years and has been tested across extreme temperatures ranging from -40°C to 60°C, reinforcing its reliability in diverse Indian climates.