Short Summary: Revolt Motors has achieved a major milestone by producing its 50,000th electric motorcycle at its Manesar facility. This marks a significant step in India’s EV journey, reflecting growing demand, expanding reach, and the brand’s commitment to clean, smart mobility solutions.
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Revolt Motors, India’s electric motorcycle manufacturer, has reached a significant milestone with the production of its 50,000th electric motorcycle. This landmark unit rolled out from the company’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Manesar, Haryana, highlighting the rapid progress of electric mobility in India.
The 50,000th unit, an RV1+ in the signature Titan Red Silver colour, reflects Revolt’s commitment to delivering high-performance, AI-enabled, and sustainable mobility solutions. This achievement symbolizes the trust of consumers, the resilience of the brand, and the growing shift toward eco-friendly transportation options in the country.
Revolt Motors has rapidly expanded its operations in response to the rising demand for electric two-wheelers. Its Manesar plant, supported by a skilled workforce, maintains rigorous quality and performance standards. With an annual production capacity of 1.8 lakh units, Revolt now operates over 200 dealerships across India. The company has also begun expanding internationally, entering markets such as Nepal and Sri Lanka.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Anjali Rattan, Chairperson of RattanIndia Enterprises, said, “The 50,000th motorcycle carries more than a chassis number. It represents the aspirations of lakhs of Indians choosing a cleaner and more progressive future. It stands for every kilometre that has challenged convention, and every hand that built this machine. At Revolt, we’re not just making motorcycles, we are creating momentum for a generational transformation in mobility.”
Revolt Motors has solidified its position as the fastest-growing electric motorcycle brand in India. Its product lineup includes models like the RV400, RV1+, and RV BlazeX, which feature lithium-ion batteries, multiple riding modes, regenerative braking, and enhanced suspension systems, all designed with Indian riders and road conditions in mind.
Looking ahead, the company plans to increase its production capacity to over 3 lakh units by the end of 2026. It also aims to double its dealership network to 400 locations and expand its presence across South Asia and the Middle East.