Revolt, a Gurugram-based electric vehicle startup has revealed its AI-enabled electric motorcycle RV 400 on June 18, cited Inc42.
Rahul Sharma, founder of Revolt Intellicorp said, “RV 400, is our first product from the Revolt Intellicorp stable. It challenges the general convention that all electric vehicles need to be silent or sound the same every day.”
Revolt Intellicorp, headquartered in Gurugram was founded by Sharma in 2018. The company aims to targets double-digit market share in the automobile industry and not just the electric vehicles segment.
“With our technological expertise, we are betting big on developing a connected ecosystem which will be an integral part of all our products,” Sharma further said.
RV 400, an electric motorcycle has four hours charging time with a range of 156 km and the vehicle will also be connected to a Revolt mobile app.
Interestingly, the app will enable rider to remote start/stop the bike, search Revolt’s mobile battery, change motorcycle sound and volume, and also access real-time bike diagnostics among other features.
Earlier this April, Sharma has announced the launch of Revolt Intellicorp Pvt. Ltd with a personal investment of about ₹400-500 crore.
The company has a manufacturing facility in Manesar, Haryana. The facility boasts a production capacity of 120,000 vehicles.
While, according to Sharma, India is the second-largest motorcycle market in the world, with sales dominated by basic commuters. More than 20 million two-wheelers were sold to domestic customers in 2017– 18, making it the most popular vehicle category sold in India.
Revolt Intellicorp competes with the interests of Tork Motors which have a cloud connected customisable electric motorcycle, expected to be launched later in 2019.
Moreover, Ather Energy, Ultraviolette Automotive, Ampere Vehicles, Tork Motorcycles, Emflux Motors, Strom Motors, Twenty Two Motors, Okinawa Autotech, Yulu, and others are among leading electric vehicle startups in India.