Key Highlights
- Revolt RV400 Limited Edition electric bike launched in India
- Comes with new skin
- Up to 120km range
Revolt has launched a new limited edition of its popular two wheeler electric motorcycle in India. The brand has launched the Revolt RV400 electric motorcycle in the Indian market. The latest model is called the RV400 Stealth Black electric edition which brings along a new look. Is the pricing and powertrain also changed? Find out the details below:
Revolt RV400 Stealth Black Limited Edition Motorcycle: What’s New? How Much Does It Cost?
The Revolt RV400 Limited Edition motorcycle is called the Stealth Black Edition. The brand has introduced the latest electric motorcycle during its sixth anniversary. The Revolt RV400 electric motorcycle features a new skin but has same design elements and powertrain as the existing model. But what makes it special is the all black paint scheme. Notably, Revolt is likely to sell only limited units of this new electric motorcycle in India.
The Revolt RV400 Stealth Black limited edition model is introduced at Rs. 1.18 lakh in the Indian market. The prices are ex showroom. Interested buyers can head to any of the nearby Revolt Motors dealership to buy the special edition of the RV400 electric motorcycle. Also, one can pre-book the Stealth Black Edition via Amazon.
Revolt RV400 Stealth Black Limited Edition Motorcycle: Powertrain
| Revolt RV400 Stealth Black | Powertrain |
| Battery | 3kWh |
| Peak power | 5kW |
| Range | 125 km per charge |
| Top Speed | 85kmph |
Just the the existing model, the Revolt RV400 Stealth Black electric motorcycle features a digital instrument cluster identical to the existing model. This new electric scooter will be powered by the same 3kWh battery pack which will be a swappable module.
This special Edition Revolt RV400 Stealth Black electric motorcycle will deliver a riding range of up to 125 km. The electric motor packed inside the Revolt RV400 Stealth Black will generate a peak power of 5kW. It can throttle to a maximum speed of 85 kmph. The new variant will also feature three riding modes called Eco, Sport, and Power.
