Ampere, a leading Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer under Greaves Electric Mobility, has conducted its first-ever EV scooter teardown, offering an inside look at its engineering and technology. The initiative aims to enhance transparency and consumer trust in its electric scooter lineup.
The teardown event featured Ampere’s flagship Primus electric scooter, which was disassembled in front of a live audience including industry experts, media, and enthusiasts. The company demonstrated the core technology and safety mechanisms behind its product, emphasizing quality and innovation.
Key highlights included Ampere’s in-house developed powertrain system, a robust battery management system (BMS), and intelligent motor controller architecture. These components are designed to ensure durability, efficiency, and optimal performance on Indian roads.
Ampere also showcased the use of fire-resistant battery enclosures, thermal management features, and high-grade wiring harnesses, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to safety and reliability. The teardown revealed thoughtful design choices aimed at long-term usage and lower maintenance costs.
The company used the opportunity to engage with the public and raise awareness about the importance of indigenous EV technologies. It emphasized that many of its critical components are locally sourced or developed under the “Make in India” initiative.
Ampere officials stated that the teardown reflects their mission to build consumer confidence and educate buyers about what powers their scooters. The brand plans to organize more such events to further promote transparency and EV literacy in India’s rapidly growing electric mobility market.
