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Revolt announces one time payment plan for its EV motorcycles
Last updated on Oct 06, 2019, 04:44 pm
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The recently launched Revolt RV 400 and RV 300, which were available with monthly EMI plans, can now be purchased via one time payment as well.
With the new 'The Revolt Cash Down' payment plan, the RV 400 will be available at Rs. 98,999, while the RV 300 will cost Rs. 84,999.
Here's all about it.
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Prices
Buyers will also have to pay some extra charges
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With the one time payment plan, buyers will also have to pay some extra charges that include registration/RTO fees, insurance, smart card, and one time mandatory payment of 4G connectivity for 3 years.
Also, there is a monthly 'My Revolt Plan' wherein the RV 400 will be available at Rs. 3,499/month and the RV 300 will cost Rs. 2,999/month.
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Design and features
Meanwhile, here's recalling both electric motorcycles
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To recall, both the Revolt RV 400 and RV 300 feature a semi-faired sporty look with dual-tone paint scheme.
The bikes offer hi-tech features like embedded SIM, geo fencing, ability to track riding pattern, start/stop function as well as artificial exhaust (exclusive to RV 400).
Also, both motorcycles house a fully-digital instrument console and an all-LED lighting setup for headlamp, indicators, and taillights.
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Powertrain
Under the hood
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Revolt RV 400 packs a 3kW motor which promises a range of 156km on a single charge and can be fueled up within 4 hours.
On the other hand, the RV 300 draws power from a 1.5kW unit which has a claimed range of up to 150km and it can be refueled in around 4.5 hours.
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Safety
And, here's a look at the safety and suspension setup
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The Revolt RV 400 and the RV 300 come equipped with disc brakes on both wheels along with combined braking system and regenerative braking system wherein the battery of bike gets charged when brakes are applied.
Lastly, both motorcycles house upside-down (USD) forks on the front and a monoshock suspension on the rear.
