Revolt RV400 Bikes News

The RV400 now costs even less than the TVS iQube e-scooter

The money has come from the RattanIndia Group led by Rajiv Rattan, co-founder of Indiabulls

Revolt’s first price hike was announced back in February 2020

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As the petrol-powered industry struggles, the EV player is seeing steady growth

In Hyderabad, bookings for the first batch of RV400 were closed in just 24 hours!

The company had previously announced free charging upto December 31st at the RV300 and RV400 launch

Fortunately, the hike in price isn’t all that major

Currently, the brand is operational only in Delhi and Pune

The government has taken a bold step to increase electric vehicles in the state and curb pollution

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Revolt is now planning to open dealerships in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Nagpur, Ahmedabad and Chennai

The new electric cruiser promises a range close to 160km and can charge up to 80 per cent in just 30 minutes

The motorcycle is sold out till the end of December

Bookings for the January-February batch have begun!

The 4G IoT connectivity will allow functions such as geo-fencing and location tracking

With its new pricing plan, the RV 400 now costs as much as the Apache RTR 160 4V. But let’s see how much of a difference they make when it comes to running costs

Customers have to pay extra for RTO charges, insurance and so on

After Delhi, Pune will be the second city to get Revolt electric bikes

GoMechanic will have dedicated EV bays for servicing RV300s and RV400s

However, bookings are open for the November - December batch

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