Skip to main content

Revolt Motors targets tech-savvy riders with debut campaign

The debut campaign targets tech savvy new age riders who want their motorbikes to be intelligent, stylish, economical, and environment friendly.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 19 Mar 2024 Views icon2675 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Revolt Motors targets tech-savvy riders with debut campaign

Revolt Motors has unveiled its latest marketing blitz across various platforms including television, Out of Home displays, and digital media just in time for the cricketing season.

Designed for modern riders who prioritise intelligence, style, affordability, and environmental responsibility in their motorcycles, this campaign aims to capture the attention of the 'Generation Why' - individuals who challenge conventions and seek innovative solutions, the company shared.

Anjali Rattan Nashier, Business Chairperson of RattanIndia Enterprises Limited, the parent company of Revolt Motors, said “The new generation of riders display a high level of tech-savviness, mindful spending, and an eco- conscious mindset, driving a keen interest in e-mobility. Our products, with their stylish and ergonomic design and being lighter on the pocket, holds broader appeal, not only among today's youth but also to a wider audience. Additionally, our expansion to 115 dealerships nationwide further strengthens accessibility, catering to the growing demand for sustainable mobility.”

RELATED ARTICLES

Porsche Cayenne Electric Launched in India at Rs 1.77 Crore

auther Arunima Pal calendar30 Sep 2026

The electric SUV is offered in two variants, with deliveries beginning on 30 September.

Studds Launches Raider Youth Looney Tunes Edition At Rs 1,395

auther Eshisha Java calendar30 Sep 2026

The full-face youth helmet is available in XXS and XS sizes, six colour options and features Looney Tunes graphics devel...

No Single Fuel Can Drive India's Auto Transition: TERI Study

auther Angitha Suresh calendar30 Sep 2026

A TERI study covering five fuels and six vehicle categories finds that ownership costs, life-cycle emissions, infrastruc...