Best for
- Budget-conscious city commuters
- Riders who want easy seat height and simple handling
- Families looking for an entry-price branded electric scooter
Ampere Magnus Neo
The Magnus Neo makes sense as a low-drama city scooter if price, easy ergonomics, and a simple fixed-battery setup matter more than speed or premium features. It is one of the more accessible branded EV entries, but the ownership brief needs to stay honest and city-focused.
At a glance₹86,999 reference price · Real-world range 80–95 km
Key specs
- Battery
- 2.3 kWh
- Real-world range
- 80–95 km
- Charge time
- ~6 hrs
- DC fast charging
- No
- Top speed
- 65 km/h
- Reference price
- ₹86,999
- Last verified
- 2026-04-19
Caveats
- The 118 km IDC figure is best treated as a certified ceiling rather than an everyday mixed-use expectation, so the real-world range band here stays conservative
- 65 km/h performance is enough for ordinary city use but not a convincing answer for faster arterial-road riding
- Ampere still trails TVS, Bajaj, and Honda on service confidence in many cities
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₹1,856/yr
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~6 hrs on AC charging
This scooter does not depend on public fast charging. The practical question is whether a roughly ~6 hrs home-charge routine works for your parking and daily distance.
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Frequently asked about the Ampere Magnus Neo
- Is the Ampere Magnus Neo worth buying?
- The Magnus Neo makes sense as a low-drama city scooter if price, easy ergonomics, and a simple fixed-battery setup matter more than speed or premium features. It is one of the more accessible branded EV entries, but the ownership brief needs to stay honest and city-focused.
- What is the Ampere Magnus Neo best for?
- Best for: Budget-conscious city commuters, Riders who want easy seat height and simple handling, and Families looking for an entry-price branded electric scooter.
- What are the caveats of the Ampere Magnus Neo?
- Caveats: The 118 km IDC figure is best treated as a certified ceiling rather than an everyday mixed-use expectation, so the real-world range band here stays conservative; 65 km/h performance is enough for ordinary city use but not a convincing answer for faster arterial-road riding; and Ampere still trails TVS, Bajaj, and Honda on service confidence in many cities.
- What is the real-world range of the Ampere Magnus Neo?
- 80–95 km real-world estimate.
