Bihar Police Goes Electric: 1,100 Revolt BlazeX Motorcycles Ordered for Patrolling

Quick Take-away: Revolt Motors has received an order for 1,100 BlazeX electric motorcycles from Bihar Police for patrolling, according to Co-founder and Chairperson Anjali Rattan Nashier. The RV BlazeX is priced at ₹1,34,990 (ex-showroom) and has a claimed IDC range of 150 km per charge.

What Did Bihar Police Order From Revolt Motors?

Bihar Police has placed an order for 1,100 Revolt BlazeX electric motorcycles, which will be used for patrolling. Anjali Rattan Nashier, Co-founder and Chairperson of Revolt Motors, announced it on LinkedIn.

In the post, she said that when the force that keeps streets safe chooses electric, it says something about where India is headed: cleaner, quieter and more self-reliant mobility, built in India. She thanked Bihar Police for its trust and said Revolt looks forward to powering its patrols.

Which Details of the Bihar Police BlazeX Order Are Still Not Public?

The announcement does not mention the order value, the delivery schedule, the districts where the motorcycles will be deployed or any police-specific modifications. We will update this article if more is announced.

Why Does Bihar Police Choosing Electric Motorcycles Matter?

The post presents the order as a sign of direction for Indian mobility, built around three ideas: cleaner, quieter and self-reliant. It is also tagged #MakeInIndia, #ElectricMobility and #BiharPolice.

For electric two-wheeler watchers, a police force has picked electric motorcycles for patrol duty, and the maker is an Indian brand.

Who Is Revolt Motors, and Which Group Is Linked to It?

Revolt Motors sells electric motorcycles in India. Its website lists six models: RV1, RV1+, RV BlazeX, RV400 BRZ, RV400 and RVX. The website is copyrighted to Revolt Intellicorp Private Limited.

Anjali Rattan Nashier leads the company as Co-founder and Chairperson. Her announcement tags RattanIndia Enterprises Limited, RattanIndia Power Limited, NeoSky India Limited and Cocoblu Retail, which links the news to the RattanIndia group of companies.

What Is the Revolt RV BlazeX Electric Motorcycle?

Revolt describes the RV BlazeX as the “Smartest Electric City Bike.” It is built for daily commuting, with a long seat, a comfortable riding height, a 6-inch display and a reverse mode.

The BlazeX comes in two colours, Sterling Silver Black and Eclipse Red Black. Revolt says it offers a smooth, vibration-free ride with no gears and no engine noise.

Revolt BlazeX Specifications: Range, Top Speed, Battery and Charging

• Range: 150 km per charge (claimed IDC)
• Top speed: 85 km/h
• Battery: 3.24 kWh, removable, NMC chemistry, passive cooling, IP67 rated
• Peak motor rating: 4.1 kW
• Charging (0–80%): 3 hours 30 minutes
• Charging (0–100%): 4 hours 45 minutes
• Fast charging (0–80%): 80 minutes
• Display: 6-inch LCD cluster
• Tyres: 90/80-17 front, 110/80-17 rear, both tubeless
• Brakes: Combined braking system (CBS) with front and rear discs
• Vehicle warranty: 5 years or 60,000 km
• Battery warranty: 8 years or 80,000 km

How Does the BlazeX Removable Battery Charging Work?

The BlazeX battery is removable, so no charging point is needed near the parking space. Riders can carry it indoors and plug it into a standard home socket using the portable charger supplied with the bike.

At an average of 25 km a day, Revolt says most riders will need to charge about once every 5 to 6 days. The company adds that the battery is replaced if its health falls below 70% within the warranty period.

Revolt also says electric bikes need no oil changes, filters, spark plugs, valves or carburetors, and claims the BlazeX can save up to ₹3,000 per month.

What Do RevOS and the MyRevolt App Offer BlazeX Riders?

Revolt calls RevOS the intelligence that connects the bike, the app and the rider. The MyRevolt App lists these features:

• Battery status
• Bike status
• Geofencing
• Live tracking
• SOS alerts
• Service and support

What Is the Revolt BlazeX Price, EMI and Current Offer?

The Revolt BlazeX costs ₹1,34,990 ex-showroom. The on-road price depends on the city because of RTO charges and insurance, so Revolt advises checking with the nearest dealership.

The website shows an estimated EMI of ₹2,985 a month. On a loan of ₹1,19,990 after a ₹15,000 down payment, EMIs start from ₹2,925 a month with Jana Bank at 9.25%. Ecofy, IDFC, Bajaj Finserv, Axis and Shriram Finance are also listed as lenders. At the time of writing, the site advertises a Diwali Offer of free insurance up to ₹7,150, subject to conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Bihar Police Revolt BlazeX Order

---