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Ampere announces 50+ new Experience Centres across 15 states, network doubles to 600+ in just over a year

Ampere, Greaves Electric Mobility's brand, has announced the addition of more than 50 new Experience Centres across 15 states during the Navratri festive period.

New Experience Centres
more than 50 new Experience Centres across 15 states
Network Size
from around 300 Experience Centres a year ago to 600+ today
Battery Warranty
up to a 5-year/75,000 km standard battery warranty

Ampere, the electric mobility brand of Greaves Electric Mobility Limited (GEML), a subsidiary of Greaves Cotton Limited, has announced the addition of more than 50 new Ampere Experience Centres across 15 states during the Navratri festive period.

Network footprint

The release says Ampere has moved from around 300 Experience Centres over a year ago to 600+ today, which it describes as doubling its sales and service footprint in just over a year. The stated intent is to bring product experience, sales and dependable service closer to customers across priority markets.

Where the new centres are

The 50+ new Experience Centres span key markets across four regions

Product portfolio mentioned

The release lists the following Ampere electric scooters

Nexus EX+ and Magnus GMax are also available with "Intellipack", offering 30+ intelligent convenience features.

The release states the Nexus platform conquered the 70 hairpin bends of Kolli Hills and reached Shipki La Pass at 13,200 ft, while the Magnus GMax IoT recently completed a nearly 4,000 km east-to-west endurance ride across India.

Battery and warranty

The portfolio is stated to be underpinned by next-generation LFP battery technology, with up to a 5-year/75,000 km standard battery warranty and battery life of up to 2,00,000 km.

Industry context

The release says India's electric two-wheeler market penetration is approaching 11%, a figure it attributes to VAHAN, September 2026, and that broader product choice, improving technology maturity and stronger value propositions are making electric scooters aspirational and practical for everyday mobility.

Management comment

Mr. Vikas Singh, Managing Director, Greaves Electric Mobility, said building a nationwide network of Experience Centres is a critical pillar of Ampere's growth journey, that the footprint has doubled in just over a year, and that under its 'Built for Bharat' approach the company is creating a strong and trusted ownership ecosystem for India's expanding electric mobility market.

About the businesses

GEML is described as the electric mobility business of Greaves Cotton Limited and as having over 17 years of experience designing and manufacturing electric vehicles, serving the electric 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler segments. It operates three manufacturing plants in Hyderabad, Noida and Ranipet, and supports customers through 600+ Ampere touchpoints across India. GEML holds 8 India Book of Records titles and 1 Asia Book of Records title.

Greaves Cotton Limited is described as a diversified engineering company with a legacy of over 165 years, with investee companies including GEML and Greaves Finance Limited (GFL), a 100% EV focused NBFC.

More numbers
  • New Ampere Experience Centres announced50+
  • States covered by the new Experience Centres15 states
  • Experience Centres over a year agoaround 300
  • Experience Centres today600+
  • India electric two-wheeler penetration (VAHAN, September 2026)11%
  • Standard battery warranty (period)5-year
  • Standard battery warranty (distance)75,000 km
  • Battery life2,00,000 km
Source: BSE · 9 Oct 2026

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