Indian electric motorcycle brand establishes a key partnership with MV Dugar Group in Kathmandu.
15 Apr 2025 | 2033 Views | By Shruti Shiraguppi
Revolt Motors, India's leading electric motorcycle brand, has officially launched operations in Nepal with the inauguration of its first dealership in Kathmandu on April 13, 2025. This expansion represents the company's first significant step into international markets.
The new state-of-the-art Revolt Hub in Kathmandu was jointly inaugurated by Mr. ...
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Revolt Motors, India's leading electric motorcycle brand, has officially launched operations in Nepal with the inauguration of its first dealership in Kathmandu on April 13, 2025. This expansion represents the company's first significant step into international markets.
The new state-of-the-art Revolt Hub in Kathmandu was jointly inaugurated by Mr. Moti Lal Dugar, Chairman of MV Dugar Group, and Mr. Sandeep Roperia, Business Head at Revolt Motors. The event attracted media representatives, local influencers, and potential customers who participated in interactive sessions and test rides.
Revolt Motors has formed a strategic partnership with MV Dugar Group, an established automobile industry leader in Nepal with over five decades of experience. The partnership aims to leverage MV Dugar's market knowledge, customer relationships, and distribution network to introduce Revolt's electric motorcycles to Nepal's unique terrain and commuter requirements.
Following the Kathmandu launch, the companies plan to establish 12 additional showrooms across key Nepalese cities including Pokhara, Biratnagar, Nepalgunj, Butwal, and Dhangadhi. Each location will offer dedicated service infrastructure, trained EV technicians, and access to genuine accessories.
Revolt's complete product lineup is now available in Nepal, featuring the flagship RV400, the performance-focused RV400 BRZ, the commuter models RV1+ and RV1, and the new RV BlazeX. All models include advanced features such as removable IP67-rated battery packs, regenerative braking, reverse assist, and app-enabled connectivity.
With increasing concerns over fuel dependency and urban pollution, the demand for sustainable alternatives has surged. Government incentives and infrastructure developments have further encouraged EV adoption, creating an opportune moment for brands like Revolt to establish their presence.
As consumer awareness grows, Nepal is poised to be a significant player in South Asia’s green mobility revolution.