Revolt Motors has launched the RVX, its most powerful and technologically advanced electric bike to date, marking a significant step forward for the company and for India’s growing electric two-wheeler segment.
Priced at an introductory ex-showroom price of ₹1.24 lakh, inclusive of applicable PM E-DRIVE incentives, the RVX will be available across India through Revolt’s network of over 200 dealerships. For riders in Delhi, the effective ex-showroom price drops further to ₹94,990 following the application of the new Delhi EV Policy incentives, making it one of the most accessibly priced performance electric bikes in the country.
At the core of the RVX is a new 4 kW mid-drive PMSM motor that delivers a peak output of 5.3 kW and up to 230 Nm of torque at the wheel — the most powerful setup Revolt has ever put into production. The bike sprints from 0 to 40 kmph in 3.9 seconds and can reach 90 kmph in the newly introduced Boost Mode. Power comes from a 3.24 kWh removable NMC battery that delivers an IDC range of 160 kilometres on a single charge, with fast charging taking the battery from zero to 80% in just 80 minutes.
The RVX has been built with everyday usability as much as performance in mind. It comes with upside-down front forks and a rear mono-shocker for ride quality, and offers four riding modes — Boost, Sports, City, and Eco — to suit different conditions and preferences. The technology package is equally comprehensive, with a 3.5-inch IP67-rated PMVA display with Bluetooth connectivity, telematics, geo-fencing, over-the-air software updates, call and message notifications, hill hold assist, reverse mode, walk assist, an immobiliser, and a vehicle locator all included as standard.
The RVX is available in three colours — Pearl Black, Electric Blue, and Eclipse Red — designed for riders who see their bike as an expression of their identity as much as a means of getting around.
Coinciding with the launch, Revolt Motors unveiled a new brand campaign called ‘India Karega Revolt’, fronted by cricket star Hardik Pandya. The campaign is aimed squarely at a self-assured, ambitious generation that is unafraid to chart its own course — a sentiment the company says the RVX was built to reflect.
