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Revolt, Okinawa, Ampere reduce prices by up to Rs 28,000

The revised price for the Revolt RV 400 is Rs 90,799 (ex-showroom, Delhi).
2 min read17 Jun '21
Firoze IraniFiroze Irani
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Revolt, Okinawa and Ampere have revealed revised prices after the recent FAME II subsidy increase.

  • The Okinawa iPraise+ now costs Rs 99,708 

  • Revolt’s RV 400 now costs around Rs 28,000 less

  • Ampere also announces price reductions

A few days ago, a new amendment increased the FAME II (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles in India) subsidy on electric two-wheelers by 50 percent to Rs 15,000 per kWh. This has resulted in significant price reductions of electric two-wheelers. Following the price reductions of Ather 450X and the TVS iQube, more electric two-wheeler companies have announced revised prices.

Okinawa price reduction

Okinawa has revealed that its most expensive scooter, the iPraise+ will now cost Rs 17,892 less which takes its price down to Rs 99,708. The PraisePro, meanwhile, has witnessed a drop of Rs 7,947, which means it now costs Rs 76,848. To read our review of the Okinawa PraisePro, click here. The price for the Okinawa Ridge+ has also gone down by Rs 7,209, taking its price down to Rs 61,791.

Commenting on the same, Mr. Jeetender Sharma, Managing Director & Founder, Okinawa Autotech, says, “Lowering the prices of electric scooters in the country will serve as a stepping stone and help persuade more riders to switch from a combustion-engined model to an electric one. We thank the government of India for taking this crucial step.”

2021 Revolt RV 400: revised price and booking details

Revolt Motors announced a reduction in the price of its flagship RV 400 electric bike. It now costs around Rs 28,000 less than before. This takes its price down to Rs 90,799. The company has said that it will open bookings for this model from June 18, 2021, for a limited period. It will be available across six cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad and Hyderabad.

Ampere Magnus, Zeal: revised prices

Ampere’s Magnus that was previously priced at Rs 74,990 now costs Rs 65,990. The company’s Zeal electric scooter, on the other hand, now costs Rs 59,990 as compared to its older price of Rs 68,990. To read our review of the Ampere Zeal, click here.

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Aprilia SR 150 vs Vespa SXL 150 comparison

The Aprilia SR 150 and Vespa SXL 150 may share an engine, but what makes them different? We find out what’s bubbling beneath the surface.
3 min read9 Nov '16
Sherman Hale Nazareth Sherman Hale Nazareth

The Aprilia certainly has the speed advantage out on open roads, but the Vespa isn’t a slouch by any means.

judgemental looks from Vespa riders as they try to decipher the reasons behind the hooliganism. Then let them have a spin.

The Vespa SXL 150 has the plusher ride of the two and handles bad roads better.

Vespa stays classy.

The SXL 150’s speedo is more premium.

Central spine on Vespa hampers storage.

Single-sided trailing arm on Vespa for comfort.

Double-barrel headlight on the SR 150 adds to aggressive look.

Telescopic forks on SR 150 for precision.

The SR 150’s speedo is basic and looks dated.

Aprilia’s small footboard tight for big boots.