Key Highlights
- New Revolt electric motorcycle launching this month
- Will be called Revolt AW1
- To cater to the budget consumers
- Will use chain-drive setup instead of belt-drive
- To be launched with dual battery pack options
Revolt Motors will soon be adding up third EV to its portfolio. Currently, the E2W manufacturer specializes in the e-motorcycle segment with the RV400 series. Now, the company will be upgrading the same segment with a budget offering called the Revolt AW1. The latest Revolt electric motorcycle will be launching tomorrow and just ahead of its arrival the features have been leaked.
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Revolt AW1 E-Motorcycle: Segment, Official Launch Date
The Revolt AW1 as stated above is rumored to be an affordable electric motorcycle. The third offering from Revolt Motors is launching on September 17, 2024, i.e., tomorrow. The feature and the spec-sheet has been leaked right before its debut in the form of an internal presentation.
It is being suggested that the AW1 is an abbreviation for “Are We One”. While the feature sheet has been leaked, there is no word on its pricing except for the fact that it will be a budget-oriented model. Anticipations are that it could retail well below Rs. 1 lakh price mark which lower than the Revolt RV400 series.
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Revolt AW1 E-Motorcycle: Design And Features Leak
The Revolt AW1 will likely be a retro-street style electric motorcycle with circular LED DRL, a long seat, and a sturdy grab rail with mount option. The headlamp’s visor has also been snapped in the leaked presentation.
The Revolt AW1 electric motorcycle will be utilizing a chain-drive setup instead of a belt-drive as the RV400 series. It will feature a centre stand which will likely be a part of the accessories. Speaking of the powertrain, the Revolt AW1 will be launched with dual battery pack option.
The Revolt AW1 V1 variant will come with a 2.2 kWh battery pack and is said to offer over 100 km range. On the other hand, the Revolt AW1 V2 variant will employ a bigger 3.24 kWh battery pack and will possibly deliver over 150 km range on a full charge. Both Revolt AW1 V1 and V2 e-motorcycle variants will be using a 2kW mid-drive motor.
