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Ampere Nexus
62% Match
ST
₹1.25 - ₹1.35 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Longer Legs Per Charge
The Nexus offers a 136 km riding range versus the 450S's 115 km, giving it a clear edge for longer commutes.
Battery You Can Carry
Its 3 kWh battery is portable, letting owners charge it away from the vehicle - the 450S uses a fixed 2.9 kWh pack.
Longer Battery Protection
Ampere backs the Nexus with a 5-year battery warranty, well beyond the 450S's 3-year/30,000 km coverage.
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Ampere Nexus
Performance
Comfort
Efficiency
Features & Tech
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

Mono - 2.9 kWh
₹1.24 - ₹1.48 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Stronger Motor Output
The 450S delivers 5.4 kW max power and 22 Nm torque, notably higher than the Nexus's 4 kW peak output.
Quicker Off the Line
It posts a 0-40 kmph time of 3.9 seconds, a concrete acceleration figure the Nexus data doesn't match.
Superior Stopping Power
The 450S pairs a 200 mm front and 190 mm rear disc with CBS, versus the Nexus's disc-front, drum-rear setup.
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Ampere Nexus
For everyday office runs, the Nexus's longer range and portable battery reduce charging anxiety and hassle, making it more convenient for daily use.
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Why Nexus for you?
More Range Per Charge
136 km range means fewer mid-week charging stops for typical commuting distances.
Charge Anywhere
Portable battery lets commuters top up at a home socket without installing a wall charger.
Faster Top-Up
Full charge in 3.3-3.5 hours fits easily into an overnight or lunch-break charging routine.
Find out how the Ampere Nexus and Ather 450S stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Nexus leans into range, battery flexibility and value, while the 450S trades some of that off for stronger performance, braking hardware and connected safety tech - a classic range-vs-performance split.
Longer Legs Per Charge
The Nexus offers a 136 km riding range versus the 450S's 115 km, giving it a clear edge for longer commutes.
Battery You Can Carry
Its 3 kWh battery is portable, letting owners charge it away from the vehicle - the 450S uses a fixed 2.9 kWh pack.
Longer Battery Protection
Ampere backs the Nexus with a 5-year battery warranty, well beyond the 450S's 3-year/30,000 km coverage.
A Trade-off
The 450S delivers 5.4 kW max power and 22 Nm torque, notably higher than the Nexus's 4 kW peak output.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise range and value.

Longer Legs Per Charge
The Nexus offers a 136 km riding range versus the 450S's 115 km, giving it a clear edge for longer commutes.
Battery You Can Carry
Its 3 kWh battery is portable, letting owners charge it away from the vehicle - the 450S uses a fixed 2.9 kWh pack.
Longer Battery Protection
Ampere backs the Nexus with a 5-year battery warranty, well beyond the 450S's 3-year/30,000 km coverage.
Faster Full Charge
The Nexus fully charges in about 3.3 hours, far quicker than the 450S's 8.3-hour full charge time.
Sharper Value Proposition
With no listed ex-showroom price burden in the data and a longer range plus longer warranty, the Nexus positions itself as the more value-forward option against the 450S's ₹1,46,125 price tag.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, performance and safety.

Stronger Motor Output
The 450S delivers 5.4 kW max power and 22 Nm torque, notably higher than the Nexus's 4 kW peak output.
Quicker Off the Line
It posts a 0-40 kmph time of 3.9 seconds, a concrete acceleration figure the Nexus data doesn't match.
Superior Stopping Power
The 450S pairs a 200 mm front and 190 mm rear disc with CBS, versus the Nexus's disc-front, drum-rear setup.
Richer Ride Intelligence
It adds regenerative braking, live charging status, and an anti-theft system on top of the shared app features of the Nexus.
Bigger Under-Seat Storage
The 450S offers a defined 22-litre under-seat storage space, more generous than the Nexus's unquantified storage.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.