Revolt RV BlazeX electric motorcycle has been launched in India at Rs. 1.14 lakh (ex-showroom). This comes as Revolt’s new commuter electric motorcycle. It is the fifth product from the OEM and it sits between the brand’s flagship model RV400 and the RV400 BRZ.
₹1.14 lakh. Here’s what it gets” data-item-target-url=”/auto/electric-vehicles/in-pics-revolt-rv-blazex-launched-at-rs-1-14-lakh-heres-what-it-gets-41741078242067.html” data-item-story-segment=”Electric”> The Revolt RV BlazeX comes with a design that is in line with what commuter motorcycles across different brands look like. It doesn’t look extraordinary, but practical. It gets a round shaped LED headlamp, long seat, tapered tail section. The electric motorcycle is available in two different colour choices – Sterling Silver Black and Eclipse Red Black
₹1.14 lakh. Here’s what it gets” data-item-target-url=”/auto/electric-vehicles/in-pics-revolt-rv-blazex-launched-at-rs-1-14-lakh-heres-what-it-gets-41741078242067.html” data-item-story-segment=”Electric”> The Revolt RV BlazeX gets a host of features. It gets full LED lighting. It also gets a 6.0-inch LCD display at the instrument cluster, which comes with smartphone connectivity, over-the-air (OTA) software updates and more. The Revolt RV BlazeX has an under-seat charging compartment and a storage compartment as well.
₹1.14 lakh. Here’s what it gets” data-item-target-url=”/auto/electric-vehicles/in-pics-revolt-rv-blazex-launched-at-rs-1-14-lakh-heres-what-it-gets-41741078242067.html” data-item-story-segment=”Electric”> Revolt RV BlazeX gets a telescopic front fork and twin shock absorbers at the back. For braking duty, the motorcycle gets a disc brake at the front and rear.
₹1.14 lakh. Here’s what it gets” data-item-target-url=”/auto/electric-vehicles/in-pics-revolt-rv-blazex-launched-at-rs-1-14-lakh-heres-what-it-gets-41741078242067.html” data-item-story-segment=”Electric”> The Revolt RV BlazeX is powered by a 3.24 kWh removable battery pack, which is paired with a 4 kW electric motor. The Revolt RV BlazeX claims to come capable of hitting a top speed of 85 kmph and it can run up to 150 kilometres on a full charge. The battery pack claims to take 80 minutes to charge from 0-80 per cent using a DC fast charger. However, it takes 3.30 hours to be charged fully using a standard home charger.
First Published Date: 04 Mar 2025, 14:41 PM IST