Revolt Motors marks 6th anniversary with limited edition bike
ECONOMY & POLICY

Revolt Motors marks 6th anniversary with limited edition bike

On its 6th anniversary, electric motorcycle manufacturer Revolt Motors unveiled the limited edition RV400 electric motorcycle. The exclusive RV400 is offered in stealth black, featuring high-end golden upside-down front forks, a sporty yellow mono-shock, and matching all-black alloy wheels, handlebars, and more.

With AI technology, the RV400 boasts a 156 km range per charge and offers onboard and portable charging, a portable battery, and home delivery options. Its 3.24 KWh battery can be fully charged within four hours. Alongside the RV400 model, the company produces the RV300 model as well.

Powered by a 3000-watt mid-drive motor, the RV400 takes 4.5 hours for a full charge and claims an 80 km range per charge, with prices starting at Rs 162,000. Enthusiasts can secure their limited edition RV400 on the official Revolt Motors website or at authorised dealerships.

On its 6th anniversary, electric motorcycle manufacturer Revolt Motors unveiled the limited edition RV400 electric motorcycle. The exclusive RV400 is offered in stealth black, featuring high-end golden upside-down front forks, a sporty yellow mono-shock, and matching all-black alloy wheels, handlebars, and more.With AI technology, the RV400 boasts a 156 km range per charge and offers onboard and portable charging, a portable battery, and home delivery options. Its 3.24 KWh battery can be fully charged within four hours. Alongside the RV400 model, the company produces the RV300 model as well.Powered by a 3000-watt mid-drive motor, the RV400 takes 4.5 hours for a full charge and claims an 80 km range per charge, with prices starting at Rs 162,000. Enthusiasts can secure their limited edition RV400 on the official Revolt Motors website or at authorised dealerships.

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