Revolt Motors has secured an order to supply 1,100 BlazeX electric motorcycles to Bihar Police for patrolling, parent company RattanIndia Enterprises announced on November 4. The vehicles are scheduled for delivery in Patna.
The company’s exchange-filed release gives January 2027 as the contractual completion deadline. Revolt says it is working towards completing deliveries by November 2026. That earlier date is a company target, not confirmation that the fleet has already been handed over.
The BlazeX has a removable battery and can charge from a standard 10A power socket. Revolt advertises a range of up to 150 kilometres and built-in GPS functionality; the range is a manufacturer claim rather than a result from Bihar Police operations.
The order extends the company’s electric-motorcycle business into a sizeable institutional fleet. The announcement does not disclose the contract’s financial value or explain how the motorcycles will be distributed across police units. Actual deployment will follow delivery and the department’s operational arrangements.
Archive aerial photograph of Patna, used illustratively; not the motorcycles or a delivery ceremony. Photo: Aerial view, Patna by Chandan Singh, CC BY 2.0. Image supplied at web resolution.
