India’s next-gen mobility company, Revolt Motors, has unveiled its first store in Surat and its 14th dealership in India. The Gujarat Government grants an additional subsidy of INR 20,000 on electric two-wheelers as part of FAME II norms. Thanks to this, the electric two-wheelers offered by Revolt turn out to be more accessible and affordable for the consumers. Along with an aim to fulfil customer demand, the company plans to accelerate EV adoption by expanding its network.
Revolt’s Retail Presence
The company plans to strengthen its retail presence in 61 new cities, including Kolkata, Chandigarh, Lucknow & NCR, by early 2022. Revolt has also opened bookings for its flagship RV400 e-bike across 70 cities for eagerly awaiting customers via their website. Revolt aims to set up the new dealership by cooperating with retail partners in key cities across the country. Due to the increased surge in demand, the company aims to provide India-centric, flexible and cost-effective innovations.
Revolt plans to drive the growth of electric mobility, which falls in line with its goal of making India self-reliant. The new dealerships will act as sales points for the company and allow customers to experience their EVs firsthand. Customers will also learn the design and charging aspects of the bike along with the charging point installation process. The company allows customers to check their own riding patterns after their test drive.
Revolt’s Contactless Experience
Revolt Motors has received a positive response from buyers for its flagship RV400 e-bike, which was sold out within minutes. The company has ensured to utilize AI to upscale and provide a contactless experience for its customers during the pandemic. Revolt Motors currently operates in cities like Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Hyderabad.
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The company recently inaugurated its latest dealership in the city of Jaipur, Rajasthan. Revolt Motors, backed by RattanIndia, aims to cater Jaipur based customers with regards to sales, services, and spares. The arrival of the festive season has also led to an increased demand for e-bikes from Revolt Motors. Revolt’s RV400 provides customers with savings and running costs at INR 9/100 km despite the rising petrol prices.
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