KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Revolt RV400 now comes in a new Eclipse Red colour
- Now available in 4 standard and 3 special colour options
Revolt Motors has introduced a new special colour edition of its RV400 electric motorcycle. The Revolt RV400 is now available with a new Eclipse Red colour option along with the existing colour options. The new Eclipse Red colour features dual-tone treatment. The RV400 is priced at Rs 1.19 lakh (ex-showroom).
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Revolt RV400 Eclipse Red Colour
The recently introduced Eclipse Red hue features a richer, glossier red finish, elevating the motorcycle's aesthetics. The underbody of the bike is coated in black, creating a distinctive dual-tone appearance. The motorcycle's swingarm maintains its aluminium finish, while the front forks showcase a brushed silver appearance. In addition to the striking Eclipse Red, the brand has also unveiled an India Blue shade and a limited edition Stealth Black.
Regarding its mechanical components, the motorcycle comes equipped with a 3.24 kWh lithium-ion battery pack. This particular battery setup enables the RV400 to achieve a top speed of 85 kmph. Additionally, the electric motorcycle claims an impressive range of 150 km on a single full charge. Propelling the bike is a 3 kW mid-drive motor. Notably, the battery pack is designed for easy swapping, enabling riders to exchange depleted batteries at Revolt Switch stations. This feature effectively eliminates concerns about range anxiety for users.
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Verdict
The recently introduced color variant has expanded the color palette for the RV400. The brand consistently introduces new colors and editions to keep the model refreshed in the market. The Revolt RV400 competes directly with electric motorcycles such as the Hop OXO and Odysse Vader within its price range.
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