Revolt To Launch New Electric Bike, RV BlazeX On February 25: Check Details

Revolt is set to launch the premium RV BlazeX electric bike on February 25, 2025. It will feature a larger battery pack than the RV400, offering improved range and water resistance. The RV BlazeX is positioned as Revolt’s flagship model, with enhanced features like better battery backup and stability for commuter riders.

Revolt To Launch New Electric Bike, RV BlazeX On February 25: Check Details

Indian electric automaker, Revolt is set to launch a new product in the booming electric automotive market, namely RV BlazeX on February 25, 2025. Having four commuter alternatives, the bike is expected to be the first premium product by the company. The Revolt RV BlazeX is expected to boast a bigger battery pack than the RV400, making the electric bike its flagship product in the Indian market.
The Revolt RV BlazeX is expected to be equipped with a bigger battery pack than the 3.24 kWH battery equipped in the RV1 and RV400. While the battery is expected to be IP67-rated water resistant, it is expected to have a better range and battery backup, enabling consumers to ride free of range anxiety.
The Revolt RV400 boasts a 3.24 kWH battery pack paired with an electric motor producing 5.49 bhp. Additionally, it has a charging time from 0 to 80% in 3 hours 30 minutes. Moreover, it has three different driving modes: Eco, Normal and Sports. The driving range of the Revolt RV400 in eco mode is approximately 150 km while in normal mode, it has a range of 100 km. In addition to that, the range of the electric bike drops to 80 km when in sports mode.
The launch of the Revolt RV BlazeX comes on the back of the company launching its commuter segment bike, the RV1 which is priced at Rs 84,990 (ex-showroom), while the premium variant RV1+ costs Rs 99,990 (ex-showroom). Both the RV1 and RV1+ comes with a 250 kg payload capacity, broad tyres for stability and dual disc brakes for added safety. The models also comes equipped with reverse mode to assist in parking, a feature not commonly seen in commuter motorcycles and a digital LCD display provides real-time ride data.
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