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      Home » Energy Firm Acquires EV Start-up Revolt Motors

      Energy Firm Acquires EV Start-up Revolt Motors

      Aishwarya SaxenaBy Aishwarya SaxenaOctober 7, 2022 News 2 Mins Read
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      Energy based company, RattanIndia Enterprises has recently announced complete acquisition of electric two-wheeler player Revolt Motors.

      RattanIndiaThe company had earlier acquired 33.84 per cent shareholding in the EV start-up with an option to further increase the shareholding.

      The larger goal of this acquisition is to build an ecosystem that is environment friendly, sustainable, and helps in speeding up the adoption of EVs in the country.

      Delhi-based RattanIndia is the flagship company of the Indian energy company, RattanIndia Group, which started in 1995. Revolt Motors, on the other hand, is a Manesar-based electric vehicle company founded in 2019 by an Indian entrepreneur, Rahul Sharma.

      Commenting on this development, Anjali Rattan, Business Chairperson of RattanIndia said, “Revolt is currently by far the best EV bike in the world. It is truly world-class in all aspects – its technology, cost, build quality and performance. With this acquisition of 100% shareholding in Revolt Motors we are doubling down on our belief that EV revolution in the country is coming faster than we anticipate.”

      According to a report, this sector is slated to grow at a CAGR of 28.93 percent between 2022-2027. In addition, substantial growth this segment is witnessing is due to the rapidly escalating year-on-year adoption rate of mild-hybrid electric vehicles, favored electric vehicle policies, and improved government initiatives across India. In addition, compared to other segments, electric vehicle demand was less affected during the COVID-19 pandemic, the report claimed.

      At present, Revolt’s AI-enabled RV400 bikes run on 3.24kWh lithium-ion batteries.

      They are present across 25 cities in India.

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