Ather 450x vs. Revolt RV 400: Which one to buy?
Ather 450x or Revolt RV 400? A tough choice to make between the most efficient electric scooter and bike.
Revolt RV 400 is a fully-loaded electric vehicle offering a range of features to its customers when it comes to ownership. On the other hand, we have Ather 450x, with a futuristic approach offering a sporty look to the electric scooter.
Let’s understand how the two-wheelers are different and similar in diverse categories.
Comparing Key Specifications
To make an informed buying decision, you should know the engine specifications, top speed, and other wide range of features. Here is a table for you to take a quick glance at.
| Specifications |
Ather 450x |
Revolt RV 400 |
| Range |
100 km/charge |
150 km/charge |
| Charging Time |
5.45 hours |
4.5 hours |
| Maximum Torque |
22 Nm |
170 Nm |
| Top Speed |
80 km/h |
85 km/h |
| Gradebility |
18 |
10.2 |
| Seat type |
Single |
Split |
| Battery Type |
Non-removable Lithium-ion |
Removable Lithium-ion |
| Battery Warranty |
3 years |
1,50,000 or 8 years |
| On Road Price |
1.18 lakh* onwards |
1.34 lakh* onwards |
*Note:State subsidy varies state to state and is not accounted for here
Which EV has What Feature?
Now, that you have checked the key parameters, it’s time to find out what comfort and safety feature each EV is comprised of.
| Features |
Ather 450x |
Revolt RV 400 |
| Starting |
Self start |
Self + Remote start |
| Regenerative Braking |
✔ |
✔ |
| Reverse Mode |
✔ |
✔ |
| Mobile App connectivity |
✔ |
✔ |
| GPS and Navigation |
✔ |
✔ |
| Central locking |
✔ |
✔ |
| Parking Assist |
✔ |
✔ |
| Anti-theft system |
✔ |
⨯ |
| USB charging port |
⨯ |
⨯ |
Pros and Cons – Ather 450X vs. Revolt RV400
|
Ather 450X |
Revolt RV400 |
| Pros |
- Sufficient range for daily commutes
- Packed with a powerful motor for exceptional performance
- Styled with premium looks
|
- Light kerb weight makes manoeuvering effortless
- Removable battery for ease of charging
- Sporty design to go with your style
|
| Cons |
- Quality of switchgear could have been better
|
- Use of plastic material feels flimsy
|
Though both vehicles have pros and cons, you can compare and select the two-wheeler EV that meets your driving requirements.
For more details, please visit Ather and Revolt.
*Disclaimer: The information presented above is subject to change. Please reach out to the respective manufacturer for more details.
