the Revolt RV400 has officially launched as Nepal’s first AI-enabled electric motorcycle, redefining the premium commuter EV segment with its smart features and efficient performance. Powered by a 5.4 kW PMS motor and a 2.9 kWh IP67-rated lithium battery, it delivers 22 Nm of torque, a top speed of 90 km/h, and a practical real-world range of around 90 km perfect for daily urban commuting. Its futuristic street-naked styling, regenerative braking, swappable battery technology, and advanced app-based controls like geo-fencing, ride history, remote lock/unlock, and even customizable exhaust sounds make the RV400 one of the most feature-rich electric bikes available in Nepal. With additional color options and another budget variant: the RV400 BRZ priced at Rs. 4,19,000 Revolt’s entry into Nepal marks a major step forward for smart, connected electric mobility.
The Revolt RV400 has officially made its way to Nepal, brought in by the MV Dugar Group, a major player in introducing premium electric vehicles to the country. Priced at Rs. 4,49,000, the RV400 enters Nepal’s EV market as the first AI-enabled electric motorcycle, offering a fresh alternative to the petrol-powered commuter segment. Early adopters can even enjoy a limited-time Rs. 10,000 discount, making it an even more attractive proposition.
This street-naked electric motorcycle is powered by a 5.4 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, paired with a 2.9 kWh lithium-ion battery (IP67-rated for water and dust resistance). It produces a peak torque of 22 Nm and offers a top speed of 90 km/h, making it ideal for urban commuting. Its regenerative braking system, swappable battery tech, and modern design push the RV400 to the forefront of electric mobility in Nepal.
The performance of the Revolt RV400 is impressive for an electric commuter. Its mid-mounted motor delivers 5.4 kW of peak power and 22 Nm of torque, ensuring quick acceleration and smooth power delivery. It offers three riding modes: Eco, Normal, and Sport each adjusting speed and range for different use cases. With a true riding range of around 90 km, this EV is best suited for daily urban travel. The regenerative braking system helps increase efficiency by feeding power back into the battery during deceleration, while its lightweight 108 kg build ensures nimble handling on city roads.
The RV400 boasts a futuristic street-naked design that closely resembles traditional petrol motorcycles, making it a stylish yet eco-conscious choice. It features a hexagonal LED headlamp nestled between inverted front forks, giving it a muscular front profile. The raised handlebars and sculpted tank area offer ergonomic comfort, especially for city rides. The LCD instrument cluster and subtle branding add to its premium feel, while colors like Space Grey, Cosmic Black, Salt Green, and Still White enhance its road presence. The under-seat storage of 22 liters adds practicality to its aggressive design.
The RV400 is packed with smart features that enhance both usability and safety. It’s among the first electric bikes in Nepal to come with AI-based technology, allowing smart monitoring and personalized riding feedback via the MyRevolt app. Riders get access to geo-fencing, ride history, and remote locking/unlocking capabilities. Moreover, the RV400 includes customizable exhaust sounds, offering a nostalgic twist to electric mobility.
The Revolt RV400 is currently available in a single standard variant, priced at Rs. 4,49,000. However, a limited-period launch offer gives buyers a Rs. 10,000 discount, bringing the effective price down to Rs. 4,39,000. Additionally, a budget-friendly variant, the RV400 BRZ, is also offered at a price of Rs. 4,19,000, providing more choice to Nepali buyers.
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