there are many bikes in the market nowadays but, in real they are not good enough as they create many pollution and wastage of fuels.

but in this article i am going to tell about the electric bikes which are used on charging lithium ion batteries there may be many vehicles invented enough in the world around but there are some electric bikes which looks like real bikes but actually work on battery….

the below are the some of the details and images given which are of the electric bikes in india :-

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REVOLT RV400 ELECTRIC BIKE

the above bike a electric bike whose model is revolt RV400 this bike has a the features given below:-

Specifications Summary of Revolt RV400

Fuel Type:	Electric
Range:	150 km/charge
Battery Type:	Lithium-Ion
Charging Time:	3 – 4.5 Hours
ABS:	no
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy):	Alloy
Tyre Type:	Tubeless
Transmission:	Automatic

it may be of any in two colour that are RED and BLACK.

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