Nexus will sit above Primus in the company’s line-up. It has premium features like large digital display, flush-mounted pillion foot pegs, all-LED lighting and even front disc brake.
Ampere’s upcoming Nexus electric scooter has currently completed the journey from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. The company had been issuing regular updates about this trip through its social media handles.
The scooter covered a distance of more than 10,000 km and during this time it covered more than 115 towns and cities. Ampere started its journey from Salal Dam in Jammu and Kashmir on January 16, which ended today in Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu.
The K2K Edition e-scooter is available for purchase and can be pre-booked on the company’s website for a token amount of Rs 499.
Nexus will sit above Primus in the company’s line-up. It has premium features like large digital display, flush-mounted pillion foot pegs, all-LED lighting and even front disc brake. Ampere claims that no nuts or bolts will be visible in this e-scooter.
Meanwhile, the confusion regarding the price of the scooter has increased further. Since the FAME subsidy is ending at the end of this month and is being replaced by a new scheme, it will be interesting to see which slab the Ampere Nexus will occupy in the market after its launch.