Revolt Motors has crossed a major production landmark, rolling out its 50,000th electric motorcycle from its Manesar (Haryana) plant. The milestone unit—an RV1+ in Titan Red Silver—comes as the company prepares to triple its annual capacity to 3 lakh units by 2026.
Scaling Up for Growing Demand
Currently, Revolt’s Manesar facility produces 1.8 lakh bikes annually. The planned expansion aims to meet surging domestic and international demand. The brand, which already has 200+ Indian dealerships, recently entered Nepal and Sri Lanka and plans to double its network to 400 showrooms, including in the Middle East.
Revolt’s Electric Lineup
Key models driving this growth include:
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RV400 – Flagship performance bike
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RV1+ – Affordable urban commuter
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RV BlazeX – Sporty new offering
All feature lithium-ion batteries, multiple ride modes, regenerative braking, and India-tuned suspensions.
Leadership Perspective
Anjali Rattan, Chairperson of RattanIndia Enterprises, stated:
“This 50,000th bike carries the dreams of Indians embracing cleaner mobility. It’s proof that electric adoption isn’t the future—it’s happening now, led by India.”
Fact Check
✅ Current capacity: 1.8 lakh units/year
✅ 2026 target: 3 lakh units/year
✅ Global reach: Nepal, Sri Lanka, Middle East expansion
✅ Tech specs: Li-ion batteries, 120+ km range, AI-enabled features
With 50,000 bikes on the roads and aggressive expansion plans, Revolt is accelerating India’s shift to sustainable two-wheeler mobility.