Ampere Reo Elite Electric Scooter: Here’s All You Need To Know

With the launch of a Reo Elite electric scooter in India, Ampere Vehicles has finally expanded its product portfolio. It is to be noted that Ampere Vehicles is a subsidiary of Greaves Cotton Limited. Coming back to the Ampere Reo Elite, the price for the newly-launched electric scooter in India has been set at Rs 45,099 (Ex-showroom, Bengaluru).

Interested buyers can book the Ampere Reo Elite electric scooter by paying a token amount of Rs 1,999 on the company's website. According to the Ampere, the customers who book/buy a Reo Elite will get a free helmet as part of the company's safety promotion drive. It is worth mentioning here that the booking amount will be discounted from the final invoice.

Nagesh Basavanhalli, MD & CEO, Greaves Cotton Limited said, "Through Ampere we are focused on building a portfolio of world-class, made-in-India and clean mobility solutions. With extensive Greaves Retail network and exclusive Ampere showrooms, we are well on-course to making our electric vehicles available across the nation and bring about a transformation in how people experience next-generation mobility solutions in the last mile connectivity segment.”

“With successes in electric two-wheeler segment, Greaves has metamorphosed into complete auto ecosystem player with a comprehensive offering of products, services and aftermarket support that straddle both ICE and EV segments," he added.

As for the specifications of Ampere Reo Elite are concerned, the electric scooter comes equipped with a 250 watt motor along with a lead-acid battery that has a range of about 55-65 kilometres on a single charge. It further gets features like LED digital instrument console, and USB charging point.

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The scooter has a kerb weight of 86 kg and gets 110 mm drum brakes at both ends. Ampere Reo Elite comes in Red, White, Blue, and Black colour options. So far, Ampere has sold over 50,000 units of its electric scooters.

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