What is the on-road price of Revolt RV 400 in 2022?

The 2022 on-road price of Revolt RV 400 in Delhi is Rs. 1,21,781. This on-road price includes the ex-showroom price, RTO and insurance charges.

Which is better Revolt RV 400 or Tork Kratos?

Revolt RV 400 is priced at Rs. 1,30,892, has a top speed of 85 Kmph, range of 80-150 Km and takes 4.5 Hrs hours to charge, whereas, the price of Tork Kratos is Rs. 1,22,499 with a top speed of 105 Kmph, giving a range of 180 Km and a charging time of 4-5 Hrs. You can compare Revolt RV 400 vs Tork Kratos based on their detailed specifications, features, prices and reviews.

What are the colour options of Revolt RV 400?

Revolt RV 400 is available in 3 colours which are Rebel Red, Cosmic Black and Mist Grey. You can check all the colour images of Revolt RV 400.

What are the key specifications of Revolt RV 400?

Revolt RV 400 is an electric bike that comes with a 3000 W motor which gives a range of 80-150 Km, and a top speed that goes uptil 85 Kmph. It has a charging time of 4.5 Hrs. You can check the full specifications and features .

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Name: Revolt RV 400
Brand: Revolt
SKU: 1289
Rating: 4.3 (62 reviews)

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3000 W
814 mm
3,000 W

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Down Payment - ₹ 6,545
Interest - 9.5 %
Tenure - 36 Months

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Revolt RV 400 Price

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RV 400 Premium	₹ 1,30,892Avg. Ex-showroom price	80-150 Km, 85 Kmph, 108 kg, 4.5 Hrs	Get Offers

Revolt RV 400 Summary

RV 400 key highlights
Riding Range	80-150 Km
Top Speed	85 Kmph
Kerb Weight	108 kg
Battery charging time	4.5 Hrs
Rated Power	3000 W
Seat Height	814 mm

About RV 400

Revolt RV 400 is an electric street bike available at a starting price of Rs. 1,30,892 in India. It is available in only 1 variant and 3 colours. Revolt RV 400 generates 3000 W power from its motor. With both front and rear disc brakes, Revolt RV 400 comes up with combined braking system of both wheels.

The Revolt RV400 is the country’s first AI-enabled electric motorcycle with the design on the lines of street naked motorcycles. It gets a muscular tank and beefy tank extensions along with a fairing that covers components like the motor and battery. At the rear, it uses a bolt-on sub frame with a one-piece seat. Braking is done by a single disc at both ends along with CBS. Suspension duties are handled by inverted forks up front and a monoshock at the rear.

The electric motorcycle comes powered by a 3KWh motor which produces 5kW of power and 50Nm of torque. It uses a 3kW lithium-ion battery that is offered with an unlimited kilometer warranty. The bike comes equipped with three modes- Eco, Normal and Sport and the range depends on which mode the bike is being ridden in. The Sport mode propels the bike to a top speed of 85kmph and offers a range of 90km while the City mode offers a 120km range it limits the speed to 65kmph. However, if ridden in the Eco mode in which the bike can go to 45kmph, the RV400 has a range of 156km.

In terms of features, the RV400 is equipped with a full-digital instrument cluster and full-LED lighting for the headlamp, tail lamp and turn indicators. It also gets an app which can be used to start up the motorcycle, setup a geo-fence and also get notified if the battery charge is low. Moreover, the company is offering a ‘Delivery on Demand’ feature which enables the user to have a fully-charged battery delivered to their specified location. Apart from that, the Revolt is offering the RV400 with an onboard charger, portable battery charger and will soon setup battery swapping stations, to be known as Switch Stations. However, the most interesting features are the simulated exhaust notes which can be changed from the app and can also be switched on or off on-the-go.

Revolt is offering the motorcycle in two colour schemes- black and a dual-tone black/red paint.

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Revolt RV 400 Expert Opinion

Good Things
- Easy buying plans
- Offers good features
- Comfortable riding position
Could be Better
- Quality could be better
- Suspension is stiff

BikeWale's Take

The RV400 is an electric motorcycle that is loaded with decent amount of features. The battery offers a good range and propels the bike to a top speed of 80kmph. However, it could do with better quality components and a more pliant suspension setup.

Revolt RV 400 Review

Here is the Revolt RV400, the country’s first electric motorcycle to roll out from Revolt Motors. Is it just one among the tall tale electric vehicles that have made a brief appearance and fizzled out? We rode the RV400 around a karting track set up with real-world obstacles to find out.

Introduction

It is not surprising that fuel will eventually be fossilized considering the increased amount of environmental, political and social pressure. Here in India, the electric revolution is picking up pace when it comes to scooters. There have also been a couple of companies in the past promising electric motorcycles but of all, only one seems to have delivered.

Here we have the Revolt RV400, the country’s first electric motorcycle to roll out from Revolt Motors. The company’s idea of the RV400 is to offer an affordable, accessible and fun motorcycle that would defy the limitations of owning an electric vehicle. So does it match up to those claims? Or is it just one among the tall tale electric vehicles that have made a brief appearance and fizzled out? We rode the RV400 around a karting track set up with real-world obstacles to find out.

The Visuals

Most electric motorcycles seem like they rode out of Dr. Brown’s DeLorean from the future, but the designers at Revolt Intellicorp designed the RV400 keeping conventional motorcycles in mind. At the front, mounted on the forks is a hexagon-shaped full-LED headlamp flanked by LED turn indicators. The ‘tank’ shrouds have a sharp design while the bolt-on subframe holds a svelte rear section. It also gets an LED tail lamp which seems to have taken styling cues from a certain 313cc motorcycle.

While most of the RV400’s design is subtle, the large side panels, which would look more appropriate on a fully-faired motorcycle, make it stand out. The design of the panels with all those lines and creases looks busy and gives the bike a plasticky feel. Nevertheless, the fitment on the RV400 is decent as there are hardly any noticeable panel gaps but the quality of plastics and components could have been better.

The Package

To come equipped with all kinds of technical gizmos is a norm in the electric vehicle world and the RV400 is no different. The bike offers three riding modes- Eco, Normal and Sport which can be switched on-the-fly. However, its biggest USP is its ‘exhaust notes’ that emanate from a speaker fitted into the fairing. These sounds can only be changed via the Revolt app although it can also be turned on/off via a button on the switchgear. While these simulated noises may sound unreal, it is an excellent safety feature for an electric vehicle to alert pedestrians and other traffic of its presence.

Apart from this, Revolt has also equipped the RV400 with a push ignition button instead of a conventional key fob. If that isn’t cool enough, the bike can also be cranked up using the ‘Start Electric’ function on the Revolt app. Moreover, the app notifies the user if the battery is running out of juice and also provides a ‘geo-fence’ wherein it sends alerts if the bike leaves a predetermined geographic area. It also gets an LCD instrument display, which although difficult to read in direct sunlight, has an array of information. It shows the selected mode, battery percentage, battery temperature, and ambient temperature along with speed, ampere meter, and trip meter.

The Ride

Crank up the RV400 and you are welcomed with a soft hum of the 3kW motor, well that is if you have the artificial sounds turned off. Anyway, the throttle takes time getting used to and feels extremely jerky at the beginning. This is because the entire 50Nm of torque is all ready to surge right from zero rpm! Here is where the modes come into play. The Eco mode is the easiest to ride in as the throttle doesn’t feel very choppy and it limits the speed to 45kmph. This mode also offers the highest range of 156km on a single charge and would be the most ideal mode to ride in the chaos of a city.

The Normal mode or Mode 2 propels the RV400 to a speed of 65kmph, however, there is a sudden burst of power when switched to Sport mode. While I couldn’t hit its electronically limited top speed of 85kmph on the karting track, 70kmph flashed quickly on the screen. The RV400 is capable of running 85-90kms on Sport. The bike drops anchor using a disc brake at the front and rear that offer initial bite but lack feedback. The setup also consists of CBS and RBS (Regenerative Braking System) which essentially recharges 2-3 percent of battery while braking.

The Revolt RV400 is a comfortable motorcycle, offering an upright riding position courtesy the raised handlebar and the mildly rear-set footpegs which are also adjustable. The seat also has plush cushioning and offers enough room even for taller riders. Weighing in at 108kg, it is also lightweight and easy to flick around which should make it a boon in the city. On the downside of its comfort is the stiff suspension setup on both ends that amplifies even the smallest of undulations and bumps.

Conclusion

Revolt has made a bold move and revolutionized the ownership of an electric two-wheeler. The RV400 is offered in two versions- Base and Premium that can be bought by paying an EMI of Rs 3499 and Rs 3999 each for a period of 37 months which, when you think of it, is similar to the kind of money you’d pay monthly for a top-spec smartphone! Now, at a total of Rs 1.29 lakhs and Rs 1.47 lakhs, the RV400 might seem expensive but given the EMI scheme, it is much more accessible. To make ownership even simpler the company is offering zero down payment, unlimited battery warranty, along with three years of free service and brake pads. The RV400 Premium additionally gets a one-time free tyre replacement in the first three years.

The RV400 ticks the box for being accessible to purchase and is also fun to ride plus it has decent looks and comes with credible features. But the weight of the battery, which is its most vital component, could be the real downside of the package. It weighs a hefty 20kg and can only be taken out vertically from the tank; a pretty laborious task to perform every day. And while Revolt is offering four ways to charge the battery, three of those require removing the battery from the motorcycle. The bike can also be charged, just like a smartphone, using a regular socket although setting up a charger in an apartment parking or housing society comes with its own set of complications.

So yes, the Revolt RV400 is a mighty step towards motorcycle electrification in the country with efforts to defy the limitations of owning an EV here. Although given the current state of charging infrastructure to support electric vehicles, which is still in a nascent stage, it would be a couple of years before it does so.

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Specifications

Power & Performance

Fuel Type Electric

Max Power 3,000 W

Rated Power 3000 W

Battery charging time 4.5 Hrs

Fast charging time No

Carrying capacity 150 kg

Max Torque --

Transmission Automatic

Riding Range Maximum distance a petrol bike can travel on a full fuel tank and an electric bike can travel on a full charge 80-150 Km

Gradeability The steepness of grade that a motor vehicle is capable of climbing at efficient speed. 10.2 Degree

Top Speed These are estimated figures 85 Kmph

Battery capacity 3.24 kWh

Battery type Lithium Ion

Motor type Hub Motor

Charger output 15Amp

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Brakes, Wheels & Suspension

Braking System CBS, IBS, SBT, UBS, HBS - Combined braking of both front and rear wheel | ABS - Anti-lock braking system which can be just for front wheel (single channel) or both wheels (dual channel) or can be switched off (switchable) | E-ABS - Electronic assisted braking system | Standard - Cable operated CBS

Front Brake Type Disc

Front Brake Size 240 mm

Rear Wheel Size 17 inch

Front Tyre Size 90/80-17

Rear Tyre Size 120/80-17

Rear Brake Type Disc

Rear Brake Size 240 mm

Calliper Type Dual Piston

Wheel Type Alloy

Front Wheel Size 17 inch

Tyre Type Tubeless

Radial Tyres No

Front Suspension Upside Down Forks

Rear Suspension Monoshock(Adjustable)

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Dimensions & Chassis

Kerb Weight 108 kg

Overall Length 2,156 mm

Overall Width 813 mm

Wheelbase 1,350 mm

Ground Clearance 215 mm

Seat Height 814 mm

Overall Height 1,112 mm

Chassis Type Lightweight Single cradle Frame

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Manufacturer Warranty

Battery warranty Whichever comes first out of 1,50,000 kms or 8 Year

Motor warranty 5 Year

Features

Odometer Digital

Regenerative breaking Yes

Reverse mode Yes

Stand AlarmNo

Stepped SeatNo

No. of Tripmeters2

Touch screen display Yes

DRLs (Daytime running lights) Yes

Mobile App Connectivity Yes

GPS & Navigation Yes

Central locking system Yes

Artificial sound Yes

Parking assist Yes

Hill Assist No

Anti theft system No

Geo fencing Yes

Start/stop button Yes

USB charging port No

Front storage box No

Under seat storage No

Speedometer Digital

Tachometer Digital

Tripmeter TypeDigital

Low Battery IndicatorYes

Pillion BackrestNo

Pillion GrabrailYes

Pillion SeatYes

Pillion FootrestYes

Start TypeElectric Start

Shift LightNo

KillswitchYes

ClockYes

Headlight TypeLED Head Lamp

Brake/Tail LightLED Tail Lamp

Turn SignalLED

Pass LightYes

Additional featuresSmart Remote Control, MyRevolt app, Switchable Battery, Ergonomically poisitioned seat, Adjustable foot pegs, Highest Ground Clearance, Customized Sound

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1Before you buy ask for users only 4 weeks ago by Mohammed Azit, Madurai
i bought 3 months before this bike mobilization (remote keys) are not working I go to a showroom to rise this issue they said you are under warranty we change the mobilization, and the spares are not available we booked the spare but the spares are not receiving from th
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5Good bike 1 month ago by Shankar, Chennai
Compact and no complex bike. Anybody can learn this bike assembly and disassembly very easily. Talented & robust well-defined design. Parts would be more rigid. Seat to be lengthier Painting & coating quality to be much better. User-friendly bike in all aspects.
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5Sports electric bike 2 months ago by Mohd Aman, New Delhi
This has been revolved as a zero pollution means of transportation. It could be supported by individual public transport. It will be more safe while riding as there will not be any irritating noise. The overview about this bike is like sports, can’t make any excuse rela
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2Made of China not india 2 months ago by Vinay Salke
Revolt has the worst service network and spares part availability. Half the time my vehicle stands in the service station with parts and I'm stuck because of the parts failure due to which I can't drive this bike. Made in China parts are used in the whole bike. Service
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5 bike range services riding experience 2 months ago by Avkash Saini, Meerut
I owned this bike for the last 8 months, I used it daily for 30 to 50 kms average ride, and I never feel lack of power and range, also I go to noida sec 137 from this bike which is 75 kms and I use all three mode drives of this bike according to rush on way and after re
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5Best bike in ev 2 months ago by Renju, Karunagappally
I am using it for the last one month, covering 1000 kms . Looking good , comfortable riding, good power and performance, i got 130km on my first ride. Looking for first service , need to add a mudguard on the front for the rainy season otherwise u need to change your pa
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FAQs about Revolt RV 400

Q: What is the on-road price of Revolt RV 400 in 2022?

A: The 2022 on-road price of Revolt RV 400 in Delhi is Rs. 1,21,781. This on-road price includes the ex-showroom price, RTO and insurance charges.
Q: Which is better Revolt RV 400 or Tork Kratos?

A: Revolt RV 400 is priced at Rs. 1,30,892, has a top speed of 85 Kmph, range of 80-150 Km and takes 4.5 Hrs hours to charge, whereas, the price of Tork Kratos is Rs. 1,22,499 with a top speed of 105 Kmph, giving a range of 180 Km and a charging time of 4-5 Hrs. You can compare Revolt RV 400 vs Tork Kratos based on their detailed specifications, features, prices and reviews.
Q: What are the colour options of Revolt RV 400?

A: Revolt RV 400 is available in 3 colours which are Rebel Red, Cosmic Black and Mist Grey. You can check all the colour images of Revolt RV 400.
Q: What are the key specifications of Revolt RV 400?

A: Revolt RV 400 is an electric bike that comes with a 3000 W motor which gives a range of 80-150 Km, and a top speed that goes uptil 85 Kmph. It has a charging time of 4.5 Hrs. You can check the full specifications and features.

Revolt RV 400 News

Revolt Motors enters Kerala with two new stores
13 May 2022
Anuj Mishra
By the end of this year, the company plans to have over 40 retail outlets across India.
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VAHAN has released the number of units registered by each EV manufacturer in India and Revolt raked in
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Revolt RV 400 bookings re-opening soon; launching in 64 new cities
14 October 2021
Anuj Mishra
The company plans to expand its reach to 64 new cities, from the existing 6 cities, by early 2022.
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