Ampere Expands Hyderabad Footprint with Launch of SANSTECH Automotive Experience Centre in Bahadurpura

Ampere, the electric two-wheeler brand under Greaves Electric Mobility, has expanded its retail and service footprint in Hyderabad with the inauguration of SANSTECH Automotive, a state-of-the-art Experience Centre located on Tadban – Bahadurpura Main Road. Designed as a modern, interactive retail destination, the new outlet brings sales, service, and spare parts under one roof to make electric mobility more accessible across the region. Prospective buyers will have access to trained product specialists to assist with vehicle walk-throughs, test rides, and ownership consultations.

Electric Scooter Portfolio and Technological Highlights:
The new Experience Centre showcases Ampere’s entire electric scooter lineup, tailored for diverse commuter requirements:

Ampere Nexus EX+: Powered by a 5 kW electric motor, the brand’s flagship performance scooter is backed by multiple national and international endurance records across challenging terrains.

Magnus GMax & Magnus Neo: Designed for families and value-conscious commuters, offering everyday practicality, connected technologies, and ergonomic comfort for urban riding.

Ampere Reo Vyb: Targeted at younger riders, students, and college goers seeking accessible personal mobility.

Key models like the Nexus EX+ and Magnus GMax feature over 30+ intelligent connected features powered by Intellipack technology. The lineup is supported by Next-Gen LFP battery tech and a standard battery warranty of up to 5 years / 75,000 km.

Proven Real-World Performance:
Under its ‘Bharat Ki Smart Ride’ engineering philosophy, Ampere vehicles have undergone extensive real-world validation across India. The Magnus GMax recently completed the Ultimate Endurance Ride, traveling nearly 4,000 km in 15 days from Dong Valley in Arunachal Pradesh to Guhar Moti in Kutch across varied geographic conditions. Furthermore, the Nexus platform successfully navigated the 70 hairpin bends of Kolli Hills and scaled Shipki La Pass at an altitude of 13,200 feet, demonstrating its terrain adaptability and high-altitude reliability.