REVOLT Rv1 Plus Price in Nepal

REVOLT Rv1 Plus Overview

The Revolt RV1+ is the higher-specified version of Revolt's most affordable electric motorcycle line, priced at NPR 349,000 in Nepal. It sits between the entry RV1 and the pricier BlazeX, aimed at budget-focused commuters who still want more range and faster charging than the base RV1 offers. It shares the same 2.8 kW mid-mounted, chain-driven motor as the RV1 but pairs it with a larger 3.24 kWh battery for a manufacturer-claimed range of up to about 160 km.

Top speed is capped at 70 kmph, keeping it firmly in commuter territory rather than performance riding. The main reason to step up from the RV1 to the RV1+ is the bigger battery and fast-charging support, which cuts a 0-80% top-up to roughly 1 hour 20 minutes versus the slower standard charge. Both bikes share the same telescopic fork, twin rear shocks, disc brakes with combined braking, LED lighting and an LCD cluster, so the RV1+ is essentially the same easy, light commuter with longer legs between charges. For a Nepali buyer, it is a sensible pick if daily distances exceed what the base RV1's 2.2 kWh pack comfortably covers, though it inherits the same modest 70 kmph ceiling and no-frills commuter positioning.