Revoo C35 Young

Battery and motor

Both versions use a 1200W motor and a 12-tube vector controller, with a top speed of 35 to 55 km/h. The C35 Young has a 72V 35Ah graphene battery rated for 80 to 115 km; charging takes 6 to 9 hours and uses about 2.52 units. The C35 Young LFP has a 73.6V 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery rated for 80 to 105 km, charges in 3 to 3.5 hours and uses about 2.21 units.

On paper the graphene version goes slightly further, because its battery stores more energy.

Size and practicality

The C35 Young shares the bigger C35’s family-friendly layout: a 700 mm extended seat made from UV- and heat-resistant material, a 40-litre full-size seat bucket, child lock and a Q235 carbon-steel frame. The big difference between the two versions is weight. The LFP weighs 93 kg against 132 kg for the graphene version, a 39 kg gap. Ground clearance is 168 mm for the LFP and 165 mm for the graphene model.

It rides on 3.0-10 vacuum (tubeless) tyres with hydraulic suspension front and rear, a front disc and a rear drum brake. The headlights are rated at 32,000 cd.

Equipment by variant

Equipment is the same on both: long seat, 40-litre storage, child lock, bright headlights and front disc brake. The LFP version changes the battery, which brings faster charging, lower weight and a longer battery warranty.

Charging and running costs

Revoo publishes how many units of electricity each battery takes to charge fully. Using the example rate of Rs 30 per unit that Revoo uses on its Pakistan website, the C35 Young (graphene) uses about 2.52 units, roughly Rs 76 per full charge or about Rs 0.66 per km at its claimed maximum range; the C35 Young LFP uses about 2.21 units, roughly Rs 66 per full charge or about Rs 0.63 per km at its claimed maximum range. Revoo notes that real costs depend on local tariffs and riding habits.

The LFP version’s 3 to 3.5 hour charge time makes it easier to live with in homes that face long power cuts, while the graphene version is best suited to overnight charging.

Warranty

The LFP battery is covered for 36 months and the graphene battery for 24 months. Both versions get 24 months on the motor.

Which variant to buy

Our opinion: we would pick the C35 Young LFP. For Rs 34,000 more you save almost 40 kg, cut charging to around three hours and get an extra year of battery warranty, giving up only about 10 km of claimed range. The graphene version suits buyers who want the most range per rupee and can charge overnight. Riders who often carry a full family load may still prefer the C35’s 12-inch wheels and rear disc.