Revolt Motors Unveils New RV400 In Eclipse Red, Check Features – News18

Revolt Motors has expanded the colour choices for its RV400 electric motorcycle with the introduction of the Eclipse Red shade.

Priced at Rs 1.19 lakh (ex-showroom, after subsidies), the RV400 now offers a new aesthetic option for customers. The Eclipse Red features black graphics on a glossy finish, creating a dual-tone effect with the e-bike’s blacked-out underbody and wheels.

The aluminium finish on the swingarm and brushed silver finish on the front forks maintain the bike’s distinctive design elements. This marks the third colour variant introduced this year, following the India Blue Cricket Special Edition and Stealth Black Limited Edition.

The RV400’s Eclipse Red shade adds a vibrant and sporty dimension to the lineup, enhancing the motorcycle’s visual appeal. Revolt Motors continues to provide consumers with a range of colour options to suit diverse preferences, adding versatility to its popular electric offering in the Indian market.

“Our vision has always been to merge innovation with elegance, and the Eclipse Red encapsulates this philosophy perfectly. We are thrilled to introduce Eclipse Red as the newest addition to the Revolt RV400 range, providing riders with an opportunity to showcase their passion for adventure and power,” said Anjali Rattan, Business Chairperson – RattanIndia Enterprises Limited, as quoted by HT Auto.

Revolt RV400: More Details on the Bike

Furthermore, Mist Grey and Cosmic Black, the Revolt RV400’s standard colours, are still available. There are no mechanical changes made to the e-bike other than the colour scheme. The 3 kW (4 bhp) mid-drive motor, which produces 170 Nm of peak torque, provides power to the e-motorcycle. A belt drive transfers this power to the back wheel.

With a claimed range of 150 km on a single charge, the maximum speed is rated at 85 kmph. With a regular charger, the RV400 can be charged from 0 per cent to 100 per cent in 4.5 hours.

Revolt RV400: Bookings Details

The reservations for the Revolt RV400 Eclipse Red are currently being accepted online and at all of the company’s Indian dealerships.

One of the first electric motorcycles to be sold in the nation was the RV400, which has enjoyed a monopoly since its release in 2017. In the segment, the e-bike is now up against competition from the Tork Kratos R, Hop Oxo, Oben Rorr, and others.