Revolt Bikes News

The Indian Government is betting big on swappable battery technology for electric vehicles and also blended fuels for fossil fuel powered ones

Super Soco and Revolt have shared platforms for their e-motorcycles previously

Revolt also plans to expand in 64 new cities including Bangalore, Kolkata, Jaipur, Surat, Chandigarh, Lucknow and NCR

The bike recently received huge Fame-II benefits that made it a lot more accessible

The entire stock of the Revolt RV300 has been procured by Jubilant Foodworks

Plus, there will be no road tax or RTO registration charges for EVs as well

The RV 400 was sold out within two hours after online bookings commenced on June 18

The Centre aims to make India an EV manufacturing hub

Not all of the benefits are shared with the customers

What else could you get for around Rs 90,799, if the Revolt RV400 doesn’t cut it for you?

Gujarat aims to have 2 lakh electric vehicles on its streets over the next four years

Deliveries for the bikes will commence in September

If you have been planning to buy an electric two-wheeler, these five will lure with their vastly lowered prices

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

Both the RV300 and RV400 electric motorcycles will be available in the city

Revolt’s platform partners have revealed the new CPx in the UK

We compare India's only two electric motorcycles via detailed images

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