Electric Bikes News

The scooters will go into production based on customer response and further research

Check out the detailed images of the top-of-the-line models from the Pune-based startup

Priced at Rs 44,764, the matte edition commands a premium of Rs 1500 over the standard version

The model has been discontinued reportedly due to a lack of demand

The new e-bike has been built under the Hero Cycles and Yamaha Partnership

Deliveries of the electric scooter will begin by October first week

Evolet will soon launch India's first fully-faired electric motorcycle. We take a closer look

GoMechanic will have dedicated EV bays for servicing RV300s and RV400s

The new electric scooter is slotted between the Praise and the I-Praise+

Evolet is an Indian electric two-wheeler startup based in Haryana

However, bookings are open for the November - December batch

We pit the two companies' base models in this battle of electric two-wheelers.

Planning to get your hands on the Revolt RV400? Here’s everything you need to know to help you make an informed decision

What are the pros and cons of going electric with India’s first electric motorcycle

The home charging point is available in Bengaluru and Chennai for now

Revolt’s unique price plan not only makes its electric motorcycles unique but affordable too! Here’s where you can get your hands on one

Here’s a detailed explanation of Revolt’s ‘My Revolt Plan’ pricing scheme for its most affordable electric bike!

Though the RV300 looks identical to its elder sibling, the RV400, there are a couple of crucial factors that separate the two

When paired to the bike, the app offers a ton of functional features

We explain the subtle and not so subtle differences between India’s first electric motorcycles

We have ridden India's first electric motorcycle and here's the review with detailed images

RV400’s baby brother is here with a more affordable price plan!

The Revolt RV400 isn’t cheap but is a lot more affordable to own. Confused? Here’s how it works

The new bikes promise to reinvent the way Indians own motorcycles