Kedia International Pvt Ltd, the official distributor of Greaves Electric Mobility electric scooters in Nepal, has begun accepting reservations for electric scooters.

Greaves Electric Mobility has open bookings for two electric scooter models, the Ampere Primus and the Ampere Magnus EX.

Ampere electric scooters are currently available at Teku showrooms.

Primus, a pioneering electric scooter by Ampere featuring cutting-edge technology and features, has been unveiled by the firm.

The Primus features a mid-mounted motor that generates 4 kW of peak power and 157 Nm of maximum torque. This electric car is powered by a 3 kW (48 V/60Ah) LFP battery. It has an integrated smart battery management system (BMS). Your travel is never disrupted thanks to a rapid 5-hour charge time to achieve 100 percent capacity and support for fast charging.

The Primus sets the standard with an A.R.A.I certified range of 1,078 km on a single charge, a peak speed of 77 km/h, and a lightning-fast 0-40 km/h acceleration time of 4.2 seconds.

The scooter, according to the company, has an LCD instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity that gives users all the information they want.

The scooter’s sturdy frame provides a large cargo area of 22 liters and plenty of legroom for the rider. The Primus easily navigates rough terrain and off-road routes with to 14 degrees of gradeability (single rider) and 155 mm of ground clearance.

The Primus adjusts to your demands by offering three separate driving modes: Eco, City, and Power, as well as a reverse option for maneuvering in tight areas. Primus is now available in Nepal, with a three-year or 30,000-kilometer guarantee on the motor and battery.

The price of the Primus scooter in Nepal has been set at Rs. 359,999.

The hub-mounted (BLDC) motor of the Ampere Magnus EX produces 1.8 kW of peak power and 86 Nm of maximum torque. The 2.3 kW CAN-enabled lithium-ion battery charges completely in 5 hours and has an ARAI-certified range of 100 km/h with a peak speed of 558 km/h.

For increased convenience, the Magnus EX has two settings (high and low) as well as a reverse option. For safety and convenience, it has an LCD instrument display and LED headlights.

The dual hydraulic telescopic fork suspension at the front and rear suspension prioritizes safety. The sturdy chassis provides 22 liters of cargo space and enough of legroom for city travel.

With the added assurance of 3 years or 30,000 km warranty on motor and battery, Primus is available in the Nepali market. Attractive price of Rs. Available at 299,999.

In addition, the company said that it will soon expand to major cities across Nepal.

The company has requested customers to start the journey of sustainable, efficient and stylish transportation with Ampere, telling the customers that a new era of electric vehicles has begun in Nepal.