Ampere Magnus G Max : Competition in the Indian scooter market is continuously intensifying. Now Greaves Electric Mobility’s brand Ampere has launched its new electric scooter Magnus G Max. This scooter has been designed keeping in mind the everyday needs.
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price
Talking about the price, the starting ex-showroom price of Ampere Magnus G Max has been kept at Rs 94,999.
color
This scooter is available in attractive dual-tone colors like Monsoon Blue, Matcha Green and Cinnamon Copper. Its design has been kept simple but stylish, which can be liked by people of all ages.
Range and battery
Talking about the range, Magnus G Max has a 3 kWh LFP battery. There is a warranty of 5 years or 75,000 kilometers on this battery. The company claims that this scooter gives an actual range of more than 100 kilometers in Eco mode. It takes about 4.5 hours to charge the battery from 20 percent to 80 percent. This charging time is considered quite balanced for everyday use.
seat storage
A major feature of this scooter is its 33 liters of under-seat storage. It has one of the largest storage options in its segment.
hydraulic telescopic front suspension
Apart from this, it has hydraulic telescopic front suspension and dual rear shock absorbers. The features list includes a 3.5-inch digital LCD display, USB charging port, LED headlights and indicators. The option of connected features is also given.
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Power
For performance, Magnus G Max has a hub-mounted motor. This motor generates nominal power of 1.5 kW and peak power of 2.4 kW.
riding mode
Riding modes like Eco, City and Reverse are available in it.
Speed
The top speed of the scooter is 65 kilometers per hour.
ground clearance
The ground clearance of 165 mm makes it better suited for Indian roads. The company says that this scooter can run easily even on bad roads and speed breakers.
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