Ampere Vehicles Expands Its Network With 23 New Dealerships
Ampere Vehicles announces the expansion of its Electric Vehicle distribution network with 23 new dealerships across the country since September 2019.
With the new dealership stores, commuters will now have access to an exciting range of high performing e-scooters that are eco-friendly with running cost as low as 15 paise per kilometer.
Commuters in different regions of India can now buy all of Ampere’s existing and soon to be launched e-scooters from the dealerships in the states of Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Rajasthan. Ampere’s e-scooters include the fast selling hi-speed EV ‘Zeal’ - along with medium to low-speed models like V-48 LA, Magnus 60, Reo LA and REO Li.
Commenting on this expansion announcement, Nagesh Basavanhalli, MD & CEO, Greaves Cotton, said, “We have embarked on an exciting journey to establish Greaves Cotton as a complete automobile ecosystem player. Through our electric mobility arm, Ampere Vehicles, we want to bring about a change in how people commute on a daily basis and this dealership expansion is a step in that direction for us. You will see us continuously expand our product basket and service offerings as we navigate year 2020."
Speaking about the launch of dealerships across India, P Sanjeev, COO, Ampere Vehicles, said, “Our range of Electric scooters suits all types of riders, from young to old, youthful trendy buyers, comfort seekers to busy business riders and have crossed 50,000 sales across India. We are already present in 180+ towns and cities and expanding our footprint further. The new expansion of our retail network along with the launch of new trendy euro design models such as Reo Elite is a testament to our mission of reaching out to millions of commuters who want to switch to clean mobility with smart, sustainable and eco-friendly solutions. We will continue to introduce world-class electric scooters that are not only affordable but also built for high performance.”
