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RevoLT STOL Trike debuts

By General Aviation News Staff · April 8, 2017 ·

Evolution Aircraft unveiled a new STOL trike — the RevoLT — at SUN ‘n FUN.

The RevoLT is a two-seat model that is both lighter and more affordable than the company’s flagship trike, the REVO, according to company officials.

The RevoLT is a purpose-built open air STOL trike that the company states is a new concept to the trike industry with its central mast design. The design increases structural strength and eliminates the need for a front strut, giving the pilot an unobstructed view.

“The RevoLT provides a very cost-effective and a safe approach to two-seat flying in the recreational aviation market for those who like to fly low and slow,” noted Larry Mednick, company founder, president, and chief aircraft designer. “It’s a great way for anyone to get started flying a two-place trike without the high cost hurdles of more complex sport aircraft.”

Evolution Aircraft is taking orders and deposits now for the RevoLT, with deliveries expected to begin late in the third quarter of 2017.

The RevoLT comes standard with no front strut, an 18.7 gallon fuel tank, 22” tires, FOX gas charged shocks, MGL Xtreme color EFIS, dual caliper hydraulic brakes, EarthX lithium battery, stainless steel exhaust, and a 15-meter single surface wing.

Available options include the Rival X 14-meter double surface wing, electric in-flight trim, instruction, BRS parachute, MGL V6 radio and LED lighting.

Pricing with a Rotax 582 (65-hp) is $39,900; a Rotax 912 UL (80-hp) is $49,900; and with a Rotax 912 ULS (100-hp) it’s $52,500.

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  1. Mike Matthews says

    November 6, 2017 at 6:44 pm

    You also might try going to their website where you will get all the info and videos you could ever want:-)

  2. Paul says

    April 10, 2017 at 7:55 pm

    No doubt about it. It’s a trike. But does it fly or can it fly? You wouldn’t know it from that photo and the description about it flying capability doesn’t fit the photo. An artists conception drawing would have been better than this.

  3. harley feller says

    April 10, 2017 at 9:04 am

    would be nice if you showed the whole trike as a whole

    • Ben Sclair says

      April 14, 2017 at 1:35 pm

      Right you are. However, at the unveiling, what you see in the picture is what they offered. No wing attached at unveiling. Great looking rig…

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