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Indian electric motorcycle major Revolt has launched its new RVX. The introductory price is 1.24 lakh rupees (including subsidy), with a swappable 3.24kWh battery delivering a range of 160km. In Delhi, the effective price is said to come to around 95,000 rupees.
Mid-drive PMSM motor, four riding modes, removable battery — reading the spec sheet, this is a well-thought-out commuter EV! I like the light, punchy takeoff from low speed too. Compared to older, cheap electric commuters, the build quality here is a clear step up. This price with this content is exactly the kind of thing that gets my pulse up.
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Revolt's RVX is really well put together. India's EV two-wheelers are genuinely strong now.
160km's probably just the spec-sheet number — if you actually get 120km in real use, that's already good.
Even 160cc is plenty for city riding — touring's a stretch, sure.
A removable battery fits India's charging infrastructure well. Smart move.
1.24 lakh with subsidies, effectively 95,000 rupees in Delhi — that's dirt cheap.
How much is a lakh or rupee actually worth in Japanese yen?
3.24kWh for 160km range is decent efficiency — though it depends how close real-world figures come to that.
