Revolt Motors riders cross 72 crore electric kilometres, saving over Rs 89 crore in fuel costs

Revolt Motors, a subsidiary of RattanIndia Enterprises, has announced that its rider community has collectively covered over 72 crore electric kilometres, marking a key milestone in India’s shift towards sustainable mobility.

The company said the achievement reflects the growing adoption of electric motorcycles among Indian riders and aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of reducing fuel dependence and promoting electric vehicles as part of a responsible national lifestyle.

According to the company, 57,654 plus Revolt riders across India have contributed to this milestone by choosing electric mobility for daily transportation. Revolt said the cumulative impact includes avoiding an estimated 93 plus lakh litres of petrol consumption and enabling rider savings of over Rs 89.28 crore since the company’s inception.

Ms Anjali Rattan, Chairperson of RattanIndia Enterprises, said Revolt Motors is proud to play a role in realising the Prime Minister’s vision. She added that Revolt riders have been quietly contributing to reducing India’s dependence on imported fuel while adopting a more responsible way of life.

Revolt Motors continues to expand its presence across India and is now available in over 200 cities through its growing dealership network. The company said it remains committed to making electric motorcycles accessible and practical for everyday riders as India accelerates towards cleaner mobility.

Founded in 2017, Revolt Intellicorp has been active in India’s electric vehicle market and introduced the country’s first AI-enabled motorcycle. The company focuses on technology-led electric mobility and offers genuine parts and accessories through authorised dealerships.

RattanIndia Enterprises, the flagship company of the RattanIndia Group, is a public-listed company with a market capitalisation of around Rs 7,000 crore. The company has interests across sectors including electric mobility, e-commerce, fashion, fintech and drones.

Overall, the latest milestone highlights Revolt Motors’ growing electric motorcycle user base and the broader shift towards cleaner two-wheeler mobility in India.

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