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This festive season, save up to 15,000 on these e-scooters. Details here

Companies such as Ampere, EVeium, and GT Force have announced offers on their respective electric scooters.

Updated on: Oct 14, 2022 11:27 AM IST
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This Diwali, various companies have announced festive season deals on their e-scooters. The list includes original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) such as Ampere, EVeium, and GT Force. With these offers, customers can save up to 15,000 on e-scooters.

Ampere's e-scooter is among those on which deals are being offered (Image used only for representation)
Ampere's e-scooter is among those on which deals are being offered (Image used only for representation)

Ampere: The offer is called ‘Go Electric Fest’ and is on the company's Magnus EX electric scooter. Valid till October 31, you can earn festive benefits of up to 4,000, and finance up to 95 per cent of the product's cost. Also, the company is giving attractive interest rates starting at 8.25 per cent.

EVeium: Deals have been announced on EVeium's 3 most popular models – Comet, Cosmo, and Czar. While Cosmo is available at a discount of 12,701 on a starting price of 1,39,200, Comet is cheaper by 15,401 on a starting cost of 1,84,900. Meanwhile, Czar carries a discount of 15,201 on a starting price of 2,07,700.

GT Force: Under this, you can bring home GT Prime Plus and GT Flying at 5,000 off on each. While the former's market price is 56,692, that of the latter is 52,500. Hence, customers can buy these at 51,692 and 47,500 respectively.

 
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