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Roadster X+ vs RV400

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Ola Electric

Roadster X+

Ex-showroom price ₹1.05 lakh – ₹1.55 lakh ex-showroom

Revolt

RV400

Ex-showroom price From ₹1.4 lakh ex-showroom

Quick verdict

  • Roadster X+ is better for electric range.

Computed from stored specifications, the published bikes and scooters scoring rules and recorded prices. Not an opinion.

Specifications side by side

Spec
Roadster X+
RV400
Overview
Type
Electric motorcycle
Electric motorcycle
Fuel
Electric
Electric
Electric
Yes
Yes
Variants
2
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Colours
—
Eclipse Red, Cosmic Black, Mist Grey, India Blue
Warranty
Battery 3 years / 50,000 km
Vehicle 5 years / 60,000 km; battery 8 years / 80,000 km
Engine and performance
Max power
15 PS
5.6 PS
Power (as stated)
11 kW peak, mid-drive motor
4.1 kW peak motor rating, mid-drive PMSM
Max power converted from kW or hp
Yes
Yes
Max torque
—
37.4 Nm
Transmission
Single-speed (chain drive)
Single-speed (belt drive)
Top speed
125 km/h
85 km/h
Battery and range
Battery
4.5 kWh / 9.1 kWh
3.24 kWh
Battery capacity
—
3.24 kWh
Range
252 km
150 km
Range (as stated)
252 km / up to 500 km (IDC)
150 km (IDC)
Charging
0-80%: 5.9 h (4.5 kWh; brochure 4.9 h), 8 h (9.1 kWh)
0-80%: 3 h 30 min; 0-100%: 4 h 45 min; fast charge 0-80% 80 min
Dimensions and weight
Kerb weight
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115 kg
Kerb weight (as stated)
—
115 kg
Seat height
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815 mm
Ground clearance
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200 mm
Brakes and tyres
ABS
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CBS
Front brake
Disc
Disc
Rear brake
Drum
Disc
Tyres
18-inch
90/80-17 front, 110/80-17 rear, tubeless
Price
Ex-showroom price from
₹1,04,999
₹1,39,950
Ex-showroom price up to
₹1,54,999
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A tick marks the better value where the category rules say higher (or lower) is better. Text values are shown without a winner. Ties have no winner.

Pros and cons

Roadster X+

  • Pro: Top speed of 125 km/h, higher than 75% of the 16 electric motorcycles on Comparezi that state it
  • Pro: Brand-stated range of 252 km, longer than 93% of the 63 electric two-wheelers on Comparezi that state it

RV400

  • Con: Combined braking (CBS) rather than ABS
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