Revolt RV400 News

Revolt Motors says it's managed to reduce prices on the RV400 and RV400 BRZ by optimising production costs for spare parts and batteries.

At this introductory price, it undercuts the standard model by Rs 5,000.

Aside from the new paint finish, Revolt has not made any changes to the RV400.

The RV400 is priced at Rs 1.39 lakh and is available for sale on Flipkart

The India Blue edition is a limited-run model, and availability will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

Limited-edition RV400 costs about Rs 5,000 more than the standard motorcycle and only gets cosmetic changes over the standard model.

The manufacturer had reopened booking for its RV400 motorcycle a few months for a price of Rs. 1.29 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi)

The bike comes with a claimed range of 150 km and has a 0 to 100 per cent charging time of 4.5 hours.

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.

Gurugram-based Revolt Intellicorp launched India's first AI-enabled electric motorcycle last month. The company introduced the RV 400 in the market, which has been sold out for the months of September and October this year. Revolt announced that the electric motorcycle sold out in Delhi and Pune, where the bikes are on sale currently, for deliveries till the end of October. Instead, prospective buyers can sign up for the second batch deliveries between November-December 2019. The company, however, has not shared the number of bookings it has received for the first batch.

Revolt RV 400 and RV 300, India's first electric motorcycles have gone on sale in India today, and we have all the highlights from the launch event here. The new electric motorcycle has been developed by Gurugram-based Revolt Intellicorp, founded by Rahul Sharma, former co-founder of Micromax Informatics.