Revolt RV400 Electric Motorcycle Deliveries Begin In Pune

Gurugram-based electric two-wheeler maker Revolt IntelliCorp has announced the commencement of deliveries of the RV400 motorcycle in Pune, Maharashtra. This is the second city where the company has begun deliveries of the electric motorcycle and customers will be handed the bikes as per the booking sequence from the two Revolt Hubs in Kalyani Nagar, and ICC Tech Park, S.B.Road. This, of course, is the first batch of the Revolt RV400 in Pune with the bookings made at the time of launch in August this year.
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Speaking about beginning deliveries in December, Rahul Sharma, Founder, Revolt Intellicorp said, "Electric Vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in Pune and we could see the trend in the pre-booking orders we have received from the centre. The RV400 is an important step in catering to emerging customer needs and we are confident that the new RV400 owners are going to enjoy their riding experience. We would like to take the opportunity to thank India for the tremendous response and having the trust and patience in an emerging brand. Given the continued demand for booking, we will soon be closing the bookings for January-February 2020."
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The first batch of the Revolt RV 400 handed over to customers in Pune
The Revolt RV400 is the manufacturer's first electric offering and also its flagship bike, over the entry-level Revolt RV300. The bike offers a number of connectivity features along with an ARAI certified range of 156 km on a single charge. The bike has a top speed of 80 kmph. The RV400 was launched only under the monthly payment plans offer available at Rs. 3999 per month. The Revolt RV300, on the other hand, is priced from Rs. 2999 per month. The price includes maintenance, insurance and product warranty, as well as a replacement set of tyres.
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More recently, Revolt also introduced the Cash Down plan for the RV400 and the RV300 under which the electric bikes can be bought as an outright purchase. Under the Cash Down plan, the Revolt RV 300 is priced at Rs. 84,999, while the Revolt RV 400 has been priced at Rs. 98,999 (all prices, ex-showroom India). This does not include registration, insurance, smart card and one-time mandatory charge of 4G connectivity for 3 years, and needs to be paid separately by customers like regular motorcycle purchase.
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