Revolt Motors Bikes

Revolt Motors bike price in India starts at just ₹ 1.47 Lakh for Revolt Motors RV400 BRZ which is the cheapest bike of Revolt Motors. Whereas Revolt Motors RV400 is the most expensive Revolt Motors bike in India priced at ₹ 1.54 Lakh.

Among the latest additions to the Revolt Motors lineup is the Revolt Motors RV400 BRZ, available at a price range of ₹ 1.47 Lakh to ₹ 1.47 Lakh.

Revolt Motors has in total of 2 bikes of which, there are 2 Commuter,Street.

Apart from these, there are a few upcoming models of Revolt Motors that are about to launch i.e. RV Cafe Racer etc.

Revolt Motors has over 6 sales outlets and 0 service stations across India.

Revolt bike price in India starts at Rs 1.24 lakhs for the flagship RV400 electric bike, which is the only EV offering from the company currently, after the discontinuation of its younger sibling the RV300 e-bike which was priced between Rs 95,000 to Rs 1.10 lakh. The company plans to launch two other electric bikes in the near future.

Upcoming Revolt bike could be a cafe racer EV, which the company teased at the end of presentation during the launch of the RV400 and RV300 few years ago. Ever since the Indian EV company has been working on launching a cafe racer styled electric bike, and the RV Cafe Racer price is expected to be around Rs 1.48 lakh.

Revolt makes only one fully electric bike as of now. As recently as June 2022, the Revolt EV portfolio consisted of two bikes - the RV400 and its less powered sibling the RV300.

Revolt Motors is one of the first and foremost EV makers to enter the Indian e-mobility startup space, which launched its first electric product in 2019 - the RV400. The EV firm has an in-house research and development team that worked on the e-bike.

The EV firm is headquartered in Gurugram and co-founded by Mr Rahul Sharma, who also co-founded Micromax - a popular electronics company in the domestic Indian market. The Revolt factory is located in Manesar, Haryana.

The bikes were launched on a unique subscription based model that made owning the Revolt bikes a cost-effective proposition. The company also announced a unified price for its products that includes FAME II subsidies for the bikes.

Revolt Motor is not new to the Indian electric two-wheeler market. The company has been working on the vision of standardizing clean travel with a next-generation mobility solution, with the mission to offer 100 percent accessibility and zero percent fuel waste.

Revolt Motors competitors include other EV brands such as Pure EV bikes, Ather Energy, Tork Kratos Motorcycle, Okinawa and more. As of now in 2022, Revolt has a total dealership network of twelve retailers spread across eight cities in India.