Revolt Motors Appoints Raghava Rao as Chief Business Officer
The electric motorcycle manufacturer has brought in automotive veteran Raghava Rao to strengthen its leadership team as it pursues expansion plans in India's growing EV market.
Revolt Motors has announced the appointment of Raghava Rao as Chief Business Officer, adding experienced leadership to its management team as the company pursues growth in India's electric vehicle sector.
Rao brings over 25 years of automotive industry experience spanning multiple segments including two-wheelers, tractors, three-wheelers, and commercial vehicles. His career has included senior positions at Kinetic Engineering Ltd, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, Piaggio Vehicles, and TI Clean Mobility.
The new CBO's expertise covers channel sales, customer support, and market insights. At Revolt Motors, he will focus on business development, network expansion, and vendor ecosystem management as the company scales operations.
Revolt Motors, a subsidiary of RattanIndia Enterprises Limited, positions itself as a leading electric motorcycle brand in India. Founded in 2017, the company manufactures AI-enabled motorcycles and provides parts and accessories through authorized dealerships.
Rao holds academic credentials from the Indian School of Business, BITS Pilani, and XLRI Jamshedpur. His appointment comes as Revolt Motors works to expand its presence in India's developing electric two-wheeler market.
Anjali Rattan, Chairperson of RattanIndia Enterprises Limited, stated that Rao's automotive industry background would support the company's growth objectives and market position.
The appointment reflects Revolt Motors' strategy to strengthen its leadership structure during a period of expansion in sustainable mobility solutions.
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03 Oct 2025

Kiran Murali