Revolt RV1 Price in Nepal

Revolt RV1 Overview

The Revolt RV1 is the most affordable motorcycle in Revolt's range and, at NPR 299,000 in Nepal, one of the cheapest ways into a full-size electric motorcycle here. It is aimed squarely at first-time EV buyers and budget commuters who want a proper geared-look motorcycle rather than a scooter, without stretching to the RV1+ or BlazeX. It uses a 2.8 kW mid-mounted, chain-driven motor and a 2.2 kWh battery for a claimed 100 km range, with the top speed limited to 70 kmph.

That makes it a city-focused machine rather than a highway tool. In real-world testing reviewers saw around 75 km in hard Sport-mode riding, with Eco and Normal modes needed to approach the claimed figure, so honest daily range sits between those numbers. The RV1 keeps things simple with disc brakes and combined braking, LED lighting and an LCD display. Reviewers rate it as a competent, easy city commuter at moderate speeds, but flag that performance tails off at higher speeds, the throttle cuts abruptly when braking (unsettling in U-turns), and the suspension can feel harsh over rough patches and speed breakers. For a Nepali buyer prioritising the lowest entry price and city-only use, it is a practical choice, with the RV1+ available if more range is needed.

Revolt RV1 Specifications

Full technical specifications, compared across every variant.

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