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Ampere Zeal

Ampere Zeal is an electric scooter with the last known price Rs. 67,478 in India. It had 1 variant and 4 colours. It came with both front and rear disc brakes.
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Zeal Model Image
Ampere Zeal Side
Ampere Zeal Rear Three-Quarter

Riding Range

121 km

Charging Time

6-7 hrs

Battery Capacity

2.295 kWh

Ampere Zeal Rear Three-Quarter
Ampere Zeal Front Three-Quarter
Ampere Zeal Front
Ampere Zeal Front Three-Quarter
Ampere Zeal Exterior
discontinued

Variant

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₹ 67,478
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Ampere has discontinued the Zeal and the bike is out of production.

Zeal Key Highlights

Riding Range121 km
Top Speed53 kmph
Kerb Weight78 kg
Charging Time (0-100%)6-7 hrs
Rated Power1.2 kW
USB Charging PortYes

Ampere Zeal Summary

The Ampere Zeal is the company’s flagship e-scooter offering. It comes with several additional features that add to the convenience of owning the electric scooter. In term of design, the Zeal keeps to its compact dimensions like other Ampere models. It has an arrow-head shaped headlamp with LED DRLs mounted flush with the front apron and handlebar-mounted turn indicators.

In terms of features, the Zeal comes with an anti-theft alarm, keyless ignition, two riding modes, digital display, front glove box with a hook for carry-bags, micro-controller based charger for better battery protection and a regenerative braking controller. For cycle parts, the Zeal is suspended by telescopic forks at the front and dual shock absorbers at the back. Braking is done by 130mm drum brakes at both ends equipped with combined braking system.

The Zeal runs a 12kW brushless DC motor that draws power from a 60V/30Ah lithium-ion battery. The battery is detachable which adds to the convenience of charging it at home or office. Charging time taken is around 5.5 hours for a full charge which can return a claimed range of around 75km. Top speed of the e-scooter stands a rated 55kmph. Weighing at 78kg (kerb), the Zeal comes with a payload capacity of 130kg.

Ampere offers the Zeal in five glossy colour options which include blue, silver, red, white and yellow. The company offers a two year warranty period on the e-scooter.

Ampere Zeal Review

  • Good Things

    • Has a range of 75kms per charge
    • Portable battery makes charging life easy
    • Has a decent top speed of 55kmph
  • Could be Better

    • Takes about 6 hours for a full charge
    • Limited service reach
    • Limited brand recall

BikeWale's Take

The Ampere Zeal is a decent e-scooter for someone who want to enter the world of green transportation and at the same time don’t want to spend a lot. It has a decent riding range of 75kms, and it takes about 6 hours for the battery to charge fully. Unfortunately, this e-scooter isn’t available across the country. 

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Ampere Zeal Colours

Ampere Zeal is available in the following colours in India.

Zeal Specifications & Features

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      Specifications

      • Power & Performance

        • Max Power
          -
        • Rated Power
          1.2 kW
        • Max Torque
          -
        • Riding Range
          121 km

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      • Brakes, Wheels & Suspension

        • Front Suspension
          Telescopic
        • Rear Suspension
          Coil Spring
        • Braking System
          HBS
        • Front Brake Type
          Drum

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      • Dimensions & Chassis

        • Kerb Weight
          78 kg
        • Seat Height
          -
        • Ground Clearance
          112 mm
        • Overall Length
          1720 mm

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      • Manufacturer Warranty

        • Battery Warranty
          Whichever comes first 20,000 kms or 3 year
        • Motor Warranty
          Whichever comes first 20,000 kms or 3 year

      Features

        • Touch Screen Display
          No
        • Instrument Console
          -
        • Odometer
          No
        • Regenerative Braking
          No

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      Running Cost Calculator

      We help you calculate fuel expenses which you will incur by using Ampere Zeal. To check your monthly fuel expenses you just have to enter distance in kms you travel in a day and fuel price in your area. As per current inputs, average running cost for Ampere Zeal is ₹ 0.19 per km.

      Your monthly running cost for Ampere Zeal is:

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      Ampere Zeal User Reviews

      2.8/5

      (28 Ratings) 17 Reviews

      3

      Design and styling


      2

      Reliability


      3

      Comfort


      2

      Service experience


      3

      Value for money

      2

      Performance


      3

      Maintenance cost


      2

      Extra Features

      Highly efficient and economical

      1 year ago


      Sarthak

      I think it looks good (ampere zeal ex), bought it for 76,250 on road in kanpur. Price is lower than activa on-road and the running cost is 10 times less than activa. Let me explain:
      1-liter petrol is rs 100 and activa runs 50 km so that is 2 rupees for 1 km
      But its battery is 2 kwh so takes approximately 15 rupees to charge and run for 75 km so that is 1 rupee for 5 km or 20 paisa per km.
      So if daily riding is less than that, then go for it.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      4

      Design and styling


      4

      Reliability


      4

      Comfort


      3

      Service experience


      4

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      0-5000 km

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      0


      I like conform do you like

      1 year ago


      Akshay

      Personal review on my bike to help all e-bike buyers out there: I am driving ampere zeal since 23 September 2019, I risked buying ampere zeal between various marketing giants like okinawa, ather, revolt etc. Personally, I have tested various bikes from okinawa, and ampere, hero in Chennai. Reviews from other brands: 1. Okinawa praise series: pros: cool looks, more electricals, useful head lights, 75kmph speed, good build quality.Cons: customers review that the battery life cycle is too short and it doesn't give the mileage the company promises. The reason is a too heavy bike, which overloads the battery and stresses it leading to less charging cycle. (if you want okinawa wait for belt drive series like ather or revolt or Yamaha so it won't stress the battery and live longer). Another thing is bikes and spares are too costly. (better go for ather) praise lithium battery is too costly so after three years u will throw the bike and than replace the battery.2. Okinawa ridge+: ridge and ampere zeal have matching specs and proper rivals. Pros: good electrical options than zeal (have reverse), usable headlamps, looks like usual honda dio bikes.Cons: the bike I drew dint go fast due to less charge, but I feared the battery quality like in praise. (but heavy) bikes are not enough in stock. Some reviews say the company doesn't solve their customer's issues and has poor warranty claims. They are eager in manufacturing and sell new bikes only. (suits to praise too) replacement parts take long.3. Benelli: pros: cheap cons: looks like a toy electric bike, speed is less, they buy bikes from various manufacturers (Indian and chinese) and sell it in their name(like battree brand they sell under benle) spares will take too long to reach u. Poor build quality, ( except battree model which is good but just looks odd check amazon)4. Ampere reo:pros: cool looks, useful headlamps, best buy for the price (cheap), they look similar to zeal except in performance.Cons: less speed 25 or 40kmph, average build quality.5. Ather 450 and rv 400: (haven't test driven) pros: speed, pickup, and everything are best, belt drive so battery and motor will last long.Cons: too costly bike, spares and battery we will get bugged by people for its annoying looks. Not available only registration is going on. Buzzing sound. 6. Hero electric: pros: cost-effective, well-known brand, cons: average build quality, looks like crap in design (very poor looks), average battery quality.7. Ampere zeal: the reason for buying ampere zeal: ampere company is always true to their words, zeal looked like honda dio, the company has best customer support, colors and stock always available no waiting. And mainly cheap for the price and specs. We can't drive bikes at 25kmph so i needed >50 kmph and decent mileage. It's coimbatore startup and was acquired by greaves. Pros: good pick up, cool looks like commercial dio, it gives promised mileage 75km/charge at 55 kpmh speed. It gives >90 km mileage at low speeds. The cheapest bike compared to others with a speed >50. Simple to use, detachable battery. The quality of the battery and hub motor is good. Less weight can drive very easily and take it in gaps of traffic very easily. Spares are ready in 2 to 5 days. Cons: useless headlamp, average body plastic build quality (it will feel like a newbie designed its body), average harness and body quality, (my brake holder had poor cast iron received broken waiting still to be changed) electrical options, charges time is 5 hours. (fast charging reduces battery life so it's good)who can buy ampere zeal: E-bikes have no exchange value, so if you are not ready to donate 1.5 lakhs to ather or okinawa or revolt but you also need speed+ performance+ battery quality choose zeal if you want a commercial-looking e-bike to go for it. Note: upcoming models from hero, ampere, yamaha, bajaj are creating strong expectations. But you need to wait a year to buy them.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      3

      Design and styling


      3

      Reliability


      4

      Comfort


      4

      Service experience


      5

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      0-5000 km

      Tips for other riders

      Very less maintenance and affordable.

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      Terrible

      1 year ago


      Vaibhav

      Riding experience
      It's terrible, not able to climb when the battery is half full. It has an issue with the accelerator. Sometimes it's not work, when I asked from showroom they suggested changing it and the charges are 1800 rupees within the warranty period.
      Servicing and maintenance
      Worse experience is refusing to wash the bike under free servicing.
      They refuse to give 3rd free servicing saying that you got late by 3 days. Unprofessional behavior. I had a very bad experience with ampere and the showroom located in sadashiv peth pune.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      1

      Design and styling


      1

      Reliability


      1

      Performance


      1

      Service experience


      1

      Maintenance cost

      1

      Extra Features

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      5000-15000 km

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      0


      1

      Very very bad experience

      2 years ago


      Senthil

      First of all, they are not considering customer pain points. They do concentrate only on sales not on servicing part. When I gave my battery to my bike to a service center for battery issues one month back. Still, they are not responding, and simply the service manager says there was no stock on battery and you have to wait for another month. This is the way they do service for all. My humble request is no one should buy an ampere electric bike.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      1

      Design and styling


      1

      Reliability


      1

      Performance


      1

      Service experience


      1

      Maintenance cost

      1

      Extra Features

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      0-5000 km

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      0


      1

      Bike suddenly stops with terrible sound while driving

      2 years ago


      Lahari

      I brought ampere zeal in july 2020.Since October 2020 it is giving me trouble. Bike stops suddenly making terrible sound in the middle of the road while accelerating. The bike is taken by the showroom staff and was unable to rectify it for 8months .It used to give the same trouble. Then battery has been changed .It stopped working after usage of 2 and half months. Again they took and replaced with another battery. This process took one month to exchange the battery. In one and half year, 4 batteries has been changed.
      It is giving the same problem now. I informed concerned person and he didn't turn up for 4dys.
      The response from the showroom will be very poor and always say that technicians are not available and will not serve the purpose.
      They still don't know which component is wrong with the bike function.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      4

      Design and styling


      2

      Reliability


      3

      Performance


      2

      Service experience


      4

      Maintenance cost

      2

      Extra Features

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      15000+ km

      Tips for other riders

      Need to drive slow. If it is raised above 50km/h speed for more than 10times,11th time bike gives trouble like sounding, sudden stopping etc...

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      0

      Ampere is Awful brand

      2 years ago


      Karim

      Worst performance, terrible breaking, useless suspension, no road grip, cheap built, cheap plastic, no proper service, no spare parts availability, poor lightning. I'm dealing to get spares no one is responding. Tyres bulged after one year. Electric connectors keep on being disconnected during rides. Better not to think about this brand.

      Rating Parameters

      (out of 5)

      2

      Design and styling


      1

      Reliability


      1

      Comfort


      1

      Service experience


      1

      Value for money

      About the Reviewer

      Ridden for (If Owned)

      5000-15000 km

      Tips for other riders

      Don't go for this brand.

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      0

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