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Revolt Motors has silently updated the RV400 electric motorcycle, and, as per our sources, the updated model is in circulation since October 2021 at some dealerships.
The e-bike receives small upgrades over the previous model. While the differences aren’t too big, they are distinguishable, more so when one looks at the bike up close. Here are the changes:

The updated Revolt RV400 gets a slightly redesigned LED headlight unit, and the centre unit is now connected from both sides with an LED DRL bar intersecting it.

Taking it back, the taillight is redesigned, too, and gets a wider design resembling a ‘T’ as opposed to the older, sleeker unit.

Additionally, the updated Revolt RV400 gets new switchgear and a kill switch button on the handlebar. The earlier buttons were rounded and popped out of the handlebar, whereas the new buttons are more cleanly integrated and are in a rectangular shape.

The e-bike gets new Advik callipers on its premium disc brake setup, instead of the old LBN brake callipers.
Apart from these changes, the bike remains unchanged and is powered by a 3kW motor, which generates 54Nm of torque. It takes its juice from a swappable 3.24kWh Lithium-ion battery pack.

The Revolt RV400 features a USD fork and monoshock suspension setup.
The Revolt RV400 retails at Rs 1,16,299 (ex-showroom Delhi, including subsidies).
We have reached out to Revolt for more details on the updated model, so, stay tuned to ZigWheels.com for more updates.
Credits: Joji Francis
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