How does it compare?
Speed
The REVOLT RV400 tops out at a nimble 52 mph (85 km/h), which is respectable, but the Super Soco TC Max edges past at a brisk 60 mph (96 km/h), giving it the speed crown in this lineup. Meanwhile, the Horwin CR6 manages a close 59 mph (95 km/h), and the NIU NGT hits a modest 47 mph (75 km/h). If youre a speed demon, you might feel the need for slightly more juice, yet the REVOLT RV400 offers a balanced, safe middle ground for the urban playground.
Range
Range anxiety is practically a bygone era with the REVOLT RV400, boasting an impressive range of 93 miles (150 km) on a single charge. The Super Soco TC Max sprints a bit further with 107 miles (172 km), while the Horwin CR6 goes toe-to-toe with 93 miles (150 km) as well. However, the NIU NGT lags slightly with a respectable but lesser 62 miles (100 km). For those with petrol in their veins looking to go the distance, the REVOLT RV400 ensures youre no wallflower.
Power
With a 3 kW (4 hp) electric motor, the REVOLT RV400 charges forward in bustling traffic without missing a beat. Compare this to the brawny 5 kW motor on the Super Soco TC Max and the subtly refined 8.4 hp motor in the Horwin CR6, and you see a significant torque tussle. The NIU NGT wields a 3 kW motor as well, standing toe-to-toe with the REVOLT RV400. For city zipping, the REVOLT RV400s agile powertrain offers a practical yet zesty ride.
Charging Time
Patience may be a virtue, but swift charging is the gold standard. The REVOLT RV400 gets juiced up in just about 4.5 hours, outpacing several rivals. The Super Soco TC Max recharges in approximately 8 hours, while the Horwin CR6 also requires around 3.5 hours. The NIU NGT similarly gets back to full bars in about 3.5 to 5.5 hours. For those in a hurry, the REVOLT RV400 offers a commendable performance that won’t keep you waiting forever.
Price
One would think such nimbleness and efficiency would break the bank, but the REVOLT RV400 is reasonably priced at $2,000 (£1,639, €1,860). Stack this against the Super Soco TC Max at around $4,100 (£3,090, €3,410), the Horwin CR6 at approximately $4,600 (£3,450, €3,830), and the NIU NGT at about $3,600 (£2,710, €2,995). Clearly, the REVOLT RV400 emerges not just as a contender but as a winner in offering top value at a price point that doesnt empty your wallet.
In this electric fray, the REVOLT RV400 showcases a compelling mix of speed, range, and affordability, making it an illustrious choice for both the tech-savvy and the eco-conscious.

