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Home / Business / Revolt Motors Rv1 E Bike Receives Over 16k Bookings Within First Week Of Launch

Revolt Motors' RV1 e-bike receives over 16K bookings within first week of launch

Offered at introductory price of Rs 84,990
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 11:43 AM Sep 24, 2024 IST
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Revolt Motors’ RV1 and RV1 electric motorcycle have achieved over 16,000 bookings within a week of its launch.

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Launched on  September 17 by Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, the RV1 and its premium variant RV1 are being offered at an introductory price of Rs 84,990 and Rs 99,990, respectively.

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Anjali Rattan, chairperson, RattanIndia Enterprises Limited, said, “We are deeply humbled by the unprecedented demand for the RV1. This monumental response not only strengthens our resolve but inspires us to continue leading the charge in India’s electric-mobility revolution. The RV1 was designed with the everyday Indian commuter in mind and to witness its acceptance at such a massive scale within a week is both thrilling and rewarding.”

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