The move to procure two-wheeled EVs is aligned Adani Green Energy’s aim to reduce its carbon footprint and make a transition to sustainable transportation solutions.
09 Nov 2023 | 4980 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Electric motorcycle manufacturer Revolt Motors has bagged a supply order from Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) for its RV400 e-bike for use in its corporate fleet. The specific number of EVs ordered has not been given.
The move to acquire electric two-wheelers is in line with Adani Green Energy’s ...
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Electric motorcycle manufacturer Revolt Motors has bagged a supply order from Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) for its RV400 e-bike for use in its corporate fleet. The specific number of EVs ordered has not been given.
The move to acquire electric two-wheelers is in line with Adani Green Energy’s strategic priority to reduce its carbon footprint and make the transition to sustainable transportation solutions.
"We are thrilled to receive the order from Adani Green Energy," said Mrs Anjali Rattan, Business Chairperson, RattanIndia Enterprises. "It is a testament of our commitment to enable clean and green mobility. By choosing Revolt electric motorcycles, Adani Green Energy is setting an exemplary standard for sustainability within the corporate world."
Earlier this month, Revolt Motors announced that it has opened new dealerships across the country. They are located in Uttar Pradesh (12), Maharashtra (7), Bihar (5), Gujarat (5), Haryana (4), Madhya Pradesh (3), Kerala (3), Chhattisgarh (2), Delhi (2), Tamil Nadu (3), Jharkhand (1), Odisha (1), West Bengal (1), Rajasthan (1), Andhra Pradesh (1) and Telangana (1). This expansion is part of the company's goal to establish multiple dealerships in cities across India, making sustainable and eco-friendly commuting options accessible to a wider audience.
As per data available on the government's Vahan website, Revolt Motors has sold a total of 5,606 RV400 electric motorcycles in the January-October 2023 period.
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