What is the price of the ADMS Maevel?

The Maevel is listed at ₹1,01,039 ex-showroom in its single Standard variant. Aggregators have also carried it at ₹97,000, so confirm the current figure with your dealer; on-road price additionally includes RTO charges, insurance and any state EV subsidy.

What is the real-world range of the ADMS Maevel?

ADMS claims 70 km per charge from the 1.25 kWh battery, within an official band of 70–100 km. Owners report about 45–50 km on rough roads and 75–80 km on smooth surfaces, so expect the lower half of the band in daily stop-go city use.

How long does the ADMS Maevel take to charge?

A full charge takes 3–4 hours on the conventional charger from a regular household socket. There is no fast-charging input on this model.

What motor and battery does the ADMS Maevel use?

It runs a 250 W hub motor with 1000 W continuous output, paired with a 1.25 kWh lithium-ion battery. The battery carries a 2-year warranty as listed by BikeJunction.

Do I need a licence to ride the ADMS Maevel?

Yes. With a claimed top speed of 70 km/h, the Maevel falls in the registered high-speed class of electric scooters, so a valid two-wheeler licence, RTO registration and insurance are mandatory.

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ADMS Maevel

Standard

Variants

Ex-Showroom

₹ 1.01 L

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EV Score

50/100

Rating

3.4/5

Top speed

70km/h

Charge time

Claimed range

70km

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The ADMS Maevel, sold as the ADMS Marvel at most dealerships and on major portals, is the compact city electric scooter from Belgaum-based ADMS EBikes. It sits at the affordable end of the brand's lineup, undercutting the GTR and EVA, and comes as a single Standard variant in Gold.

Price and variants

EVSocho lists the Maevel at ₹1,01,039 ex-showroom. Aggregators such as BikeDekho and ZigWheels have carried the same scooter at ₹97,000, so treat the exact figure as dealer-dependent. ADMS also retails the Marvel family direct from its Belgaum plant in a wide spread of battery configurations, 48V, 52V and 60V packs from roughly ₹57,999 to ₹96,000, which is worth checking if you want more range than the standard fitment.

Battery, range and charging

A 1.25 kWh lithium-ion pack feeds the hub motor. The claimed figure is 70 km per charge, with the official band quoted at 70–100 km. Owners are more candid: roughly 45–50 km on broken roads and up to 75–80 km on smooth tarmac. A full charge takes 3–4 hours from a regular household socket, and the battery carries a 2-year warranty per BikeJunction's specification listing.

Motor and everyday performance

The 250 W hub motor (1000 W continuous output) pushes the Maevel to a claimed 70 km/h, which puts it firmly in the registered, licence-required class rather than the no-licence low-speed bracket. Transmission is automatic, and there is a reverse assist, rare at this price, alongside remote start.

Hardware and features

Digital instrument console with speedometer and tripmeter.
USB charging port, underseat storage, single seat with passenger footrest.
Anti-theft alert system.
Drum brakes at both ends (no ABS).
Hydraulic front and telescopic rear suspension.
Alloy wheels on tubeless tyres; 150 kg load-carrying capacity.

Who it suits

Owner sentiment collected by BikeDekho averages 4.7 out of 5 across six reviews, praising the light weight, comfort and low running costs for daily commutes. The recurring caveats from long-term users are a weak headlight and modest road grip, so it is best read as a frugal, short-hop city runabout rather than a highway commuter.