Exhaust note of Revolt RV400 electric bike

Revolt motorcycles have recently unveiled its RV400 electric bike in India. The booking of the RV400 will initiate from 25th June 2019 and, the bike will get officially launched in India by the forthcoming month. Revolt is a Gurgaon-based electric two-wheeler startup which recently showcased India's first fully-electric motorcycle, the RV400. Moreover, it is also the first AI (Artificial intelligence) enabled bike in the country. At the initial stages, the company will start offering the electric bike in the Delhi-NCR region. Afterwards, the company will start expanding its network around the country. The biggest complaint regarding the electric vehicle that many enthusiasts have is the exhaust note of an electric motorcycle is absolutely quiet. Keeping this concern in mind Revolt RV400 features an artificial exhaust note. Look at the video attached below to hear the artificial exhaust sound by a famous YouTuber JS Films.

 Revolt is a Gurgaon-based electric two-wheeler startup which recently showcased India's first fully-electric motorcycle, the RV400.

If you have gone through the video, then you can clearly hear the heavy and loud exhaust note. Moreover, Revolt also offers four different types of exhaust notes and, one can easily set the sound note as per his riding preference. You can change exhaust sounds with the help of a phone application and, one can also switch off the artificial exhaust sound to enjoy the soundless riding experience. The Revolt RV400 also supports a 4G sim card. The instrument cluster is a fully digital unit which employs several numbers of smart features. For countering the uneven surfaces the bike gets upside down forks at the front along with a monoshock at the rear.

The Revolt RV400 can cover a distance of 156 km at a full charge and, it can achieve a top speed of 85 kmph. The motorcycle can get directly connected to the wall plug to charge, or it can be taken out from the motorcycle to charge. The bike gets smart looking alloy wheels with disc brakes on both the ends for effective braking. Stay tuned to Bikespyaar for more such updates.