What is the price of the ADMS Sathi?

The ADMS Sathi standard variant is listed at about Rs 1.03 lakh ex-showroom. ADMS offers four lithium pack options (60V 28Ah, 36Ah, 50Ah, 72Ah), and larger packs cost more - Bikes4Sale lists them from roughly Rs 86,000 to Rs 1.53 lakh.

What is the range of the ADMS Sathi on one charge?

ZigWheels and BikeDekho both quote a claimed range of 80-100 km per full charge for the Sathi. Real-world range will sit lower with heavy loads, since the moped is rated to carry up to 250 kg.

How fast does the ADMS Sathi go, and do I need a licence?

Top speed is in the 25-45 km/h band depending on riding mode (Eco, Power or Sport). At the lower end of that band it falls in the no-licence, no-registration low-speed category; check the exact variant's RTO classification before buying.

How long does the ADMS Sathi take to charge?

A full charge takes about 4 to 5 hours from empty on a normal home socket, according to the published specification table.

Is the ADMS Sathi good for carrying loads?

Yes - that is its main job. ADMS markets the Sathi as a loader bike with a rated load-carrying capacity of 250 kg on a steel frame, plus reverse gear and a P mode for tight parking spots. Owner videos show it used daily for cargo work.

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ADMS Sathi

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₹ 1.03 L

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40/100

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2.8/5

Top speed

45km/h

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The ADMS Sathi is a utility-focused electric moped from ADMS E Bikes, a Telangana-based maker whose dealer network runs largely through Andhra Pradesh and neighbouring states. It is built for short-distance work rather than speed: the brushless DC hub motor is rated at 1500W and top speed sits between 25 and 45 km/h depending on mode.

ADMS sells the Sathi in four battery pack options on a common 60V architecture: 28Ah, 36Ah, 50Ah and 72Ah lithium packs. Aggregators list the standard variant with a claimed range of 80-100 km per charge and a charging time of four to five hours. Three riding modes (Eco, Power, Sport) plus features like reverse gear, P mode, anti-theft alert and a USB charge port are aimed squarely at delivery and shop-to-home use.

Hardware is practical: disc brakes on both wheels, alloy wheels with tubeless tyres (90/90-12 up front), hydraulic front suspension with telescopic rear, a steel frame rated to carry up to 250 kg and an 80 kg kerb weight. Dimensions run 1750 mm long, 700 mm wide and 1100 mm tall on a 1630 mm wheelbase. Ex-showroom pricing starts around Rs 1.03 lakh for the standard variant, with larger packs priced higher.