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Ajay Dhiman Resigns as COO of Revolt Motors Amid EV Industry Momentum

In a key leadership development within India's rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) industry, Ajay Dhiman has officially resigned from his role as Senior Vice President and Chief of Operations at Revolt Motors, the electric motorcycle brand owned by RattanIndia Enterprises. Dhiman, who joined Revolt Motors in April 2023, was responsible for driving the company’s manufacturing, supply chain, R&D, and operational strategy during a period of rapid scale-up and market expansion. His departure marks a significant transition as Revolt gears up for deeper market penetration in India and abroad. “I’m proud of what the team has accomplished during my time at Revolt—delivering innovation, scaling operations, and contributing to India's green mobility mission,” said Dhiman in a farewell note. “I’m excited to explore newer challenges and opportunities ahead.” An Industry Veteran's Exit During Growth Phase With over two decades of experience, including leadership roles at Honda Cars India and Honda Japan, Dhiman brought a blend of global perspective and local execution capabilities to Revolt Motors. He was instrumental in streamlining operations and aligning product development with EV market trends. His exit comes at a crucial time when Revolt is aggressively working toward a 400-dealership expansion plan by FY26, with a sharp focus on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. The company also recently marked its international foray by launching operations in Sri Lanka, with Nepal lined up as the next destination. What’s Next for Revolt Motors? While Dhiman’s next move remains undisclosed, Revolt Motors is expected to continue its momentum under its current leadership, leveraging a growing appetite for electric two-wheelers in India. With increasing government incentives, rising fuel costs, and improved EV infrastructure, brands like Revolt are uniquely positioned to benefit from the EV boom. As the EV ecosystem matures, strategic leadership changes like this will likely define the trajectory of startups and mid-scale OEMs vying for dominance in India’s competitive electric mobility market.