Ultraviolette began exporting the F77 Mach 2 electric bike to Europe in September last year.

Bangalore-based Ultraviolette Automotive has announced its entry into the UK market. The EV maker has partnered with MotoMondo to handle the import and distribution of its electric bikes in the UK. It will also be the official distributor for the brand in Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.

The F77 Mach 2 Recon will be Ultraviolette’s first model for the European market. In the UK, it is available at an introductory price of GBP 8,499. The introductory pricing ends on June 30, 2025, post which the bike will cost GBP 9,399.

Ultraviolette began exporting the F77 Mach 2 electric bike to Europe in September last year. The Recon variant uses a 10.3 kWh battery, which powers a 30 kW electric motor.

Ultraviolette claims the F77 Mach 2 Recon can sprint from 0-60 km/h in 2.8 seconds and has a top speed of 155 km/h. The bike can cover 323 km on a single charge.

The electric bike looks like a slightly smaller version of the Hero Xpulse.

BHPian VW2010 recently shared this with other enthusiasts:

Just came back from viewing the bike in close quarters. Looks actually very nice and will be super fun to ride inside the city and squid through the traffic. And this will be a solid fun college kid bike and it looks very good.

Looks like a slightly shrunk version of Xpulse. It doesn't look tall at all and looks shorter than the Xpulse.

The wheelbase looks very much in proportion and overall quality looks good for a 1.75L bike.

The early bird offers are closed and hence whoever missed it will definitely regret it as this is a nice bike to have in the garage instead of a scooter for city fun.

Few observations

1. Headlight is similar to Mad Dogs
2. Both sides of the handlebar come with a lever and it at least gives a feeling of a normal bike
3. Quality doesn't seem compromised but most parts are plastic or plastic-feeling fiber
4. Finish is good
5. Single rear suspension looks a bit longer but just from a distance and may be sufficient for throwing it around
6. Phone-like display unit

What I would like is a removable battery and a battery pack which will make this the perfect bike to even ride to a trail and bring back home.

Few pictures.

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While the Tesseract scooter garnered a high number of walk-ins who were potential customers, the Shockwave only attracted the people who were there to take Instagram pictures / videos.

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The Ultraviolette Shockwave is also on display at the Cochin dealership. While the Tesseract scooter garnered a high number of walk-ins who were potential customers, the Shockwave only attracted the people who were there to take Instagram pictures / videos.

A few things stood out about the prototype
- It is really slim and promises to be a hoot to ride.
- For a prototype, the fit and finish is quite good.
- The rear brake isnt operated with your right foot. It is your left hand which will be responsible for rear braking. It will take a lot of unlearning to get used to it / remember that there is no clutch (the consequences could be ahem painful).
- I see RCB parts and I can only sigh! I hope Ultraviolette gets more reliable components for the Shockwave.
- The tires are from Reise.
- The bike was running Domino grips.
- The sales person said that we aren't allowed to sit on the bike to check the ergonomics.
- Overall, this prototype makes a pretty good first impression.

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The Tesseract comes with three battery options: 3.5 kWh, 5 kWh, and 6 kWh, offering a maximum range of up to 261 km.

Ultraviolette Automotive has received an overwhelming response for its Tesseract electric scooter. The Bangalore-based EV maker clocked over 50,000 pre-bookings for its new e-scooter in just 2 weeks of its global unveiling.

Launched on March 5, 2025, the Ultraviolette Tesseract is a futuristic electric scooter. It is powered by a 20.1 BHP electric motor, which enables the e-scooter to sprint from 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds. There are three battery options on offer: 3.5 kWh, 5 kWh, and 6 kWh, offering a maximum range of up to 261 km.

The Tesseract comes with several advanced features, including segment-first dual radars, front and rear cameras for blind spot detection, collision alert and overtake alert. Other safety features include traction control, dynamic stability control and hill hold. The e-scooter is equipped with disc brakes and has dual-channel ABS.

The e-scooter features a large touchscreen instrument console with Violette AI connectivity and navigation. It also has cruise control and a park assist feature.

Customers can pre-book the Tesseract on the company's official website by paying a token amount of Rs 999.

The Tesseract will be offered at a special price of Rs 1.20 lakh.

Earlier this week, Bangalore-based Ultraviolette Automotive launched its first electric scooter, the Tesseract. 20,000 pre-bookings were registered in the first 48 hours. Having received an overwhelming response from customers, the company has decided to extend the introductory pricing to 50,000 buyers.

The Tesseract costs Rs 1.45 lakh (ex-showroom), but will be available to the first 50,000 customers at a special price of Rs 1.20 lakh.

The Tesseract is powered by a 20.1 BHP electric motor, which enables the e-scooter to sprint from 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds. There are three battery options on offer: 3.5 kWh, 5 kWh, and 6 kWh, offering a maximum range of up to 261 km.

The Tesseract features a futuristic and sporty design and comes loaded with several advanced features. It’s the first e-scooter in its segment to offer dual radars, front and rear cameras for blind spot detection, collision alert, overtake alert, and a large touchscreen instrument console with Violette AI connectivity. It also has dual-channel ABS, traction control, dynamic stability control, cruise control, keyless access, park assist, hill hold, and navigation.

Ultraviolette received 1,000 bookings for the Shockwave within 24 hours.

Ultraviolette recently launched the Shockwave electric bike at a price of Rs 1.75 lakh (ex-showroom). The company is offering the bike at an introductory price of Rs 1.50 lakh for the first 1,000 customers.

Ultraviolette received 1,000 bookings for the Shockwave within 24 hours. Hence, the company has decided to extend the introductory price offer to another 1,000 customers.

The Shockwave is a lightweight, enduro-style electric bike. It is powered by a 14.5 BHP electric motor that has a peak torque of 505 Nm. It can sprint from 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds and has a top speed of 120 km/h. The 4 kWh battery pack gives it a range of 165 km on a single charge.

The Shockwave is equipped with a telescopic front fork and a monoshock at the rear. It has disc brakes at both ends and comes with switchable dual-channel ABS and dynamic regeneration with 6 settings. The bike rides on wire-spoke wheels with a 19-inch rim in the front and a 17-inch in the rear.

Ultraviolette’s upcoming range of electric 2-wheelers will be based on five distinct platforms.

Bangalore-based Ultraviolette Automotive has revealed an ambitious product plan for the next 3 years. The electric 2-wheeler brand will introduce 12 new products and aim to sell at least 1 lakh units annually over the next 3-4 years.

Ultraviolette’s upcoming range of electric 2-wheelers will be based on five distinct platforms. The F Series includes the F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet, while the S Series will feature three electric scooters, the first of which is the recently launched Tesseract.

The L Series includes enduro-style electric bikes like the Shockwave. There will be three new products under the X Series and two bikes under the upcoming B Series.

The market penetration of e-scooters has reached 13-14%, but electric motorcycles are yet to catch on. With an e-bike-heavy portfolio, Ultraviolette has set a conservative target, which the company is confident of achieving.

Source: Autocar India

Powering the Shockwave is a 14.5 BHP electric motor and has a range of 165 km.

Ultraviolette has launched an electric enduro bike called the Shockwave. It is priced at Rs 1.75 lakh (ex-showroom). The bike will be offered at a special price of Rs 1.50 lakh to the first 1,000 customers.

The Shockwave has a typical off-road enduro design with minimal bodywork and a raised front fender. It is based on a lightweight platform and can be ridden on public roads as well.

Powering the Shockwave is a 14.5 BHP electric motor, which has a peak torque output of 505 Nm. It can sprint from 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds and has a top speed of 120 km/h. The 4 kWh battery pack gives it a range of 165 km on a single charge.

The Shockwave is equipped with a telescopic front fork and a monoshock at the rear. It has disc brakes at both ends and comes with switchable dual-channel ABS and dynamic regeneration with 6 settings. The bike rides on wire-spoke wheels with a 19-inch rim in the front and 17-inch in the rear.

The Tesseract gets first-in-segment dual radars and front and rear cameras.

Ultraviolette has launched its first electric scooter in the Indian market. It’s called the Tesseract, and it costs Rs 1.45 lakh (ex-showroom), but the first 10,000 customers will be offered a discounted price of Rs 1.20 lakh.

The Ultraviolette Tesseract has a futuristic design. The sporty front apron houses a dual-LED projector headlamp with striking LED DRLs. It has a flat footboard, a stepped seat, and underseat storage capacity of 34 litres.

The Tesseract is powered by a 20.1 BHP electric motor, which enables the e-scooter to sprint from 0-60 km/h in 2.9 seconds. There are three battery options on offer: 3.5 kWh, 5 kWh, and 6 kWh, offering a maximum range of up to 261 km.

The Tessaract e-scooter is loaded with tech. It comes with first-in-segment dual radars, front and rear cameras for blind spot detection, collision alert, overtake alert and a large touchscreen instrument console with Violette AI connectivity.

The e-scooter has disc brakes at both ends supported by dual-channel ABS. It also has features like traction control, dynamic stability control, cruise control, keyless access, park assist, hill hold, and navigation.

Ultraviolette currently offers the F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycles in India.

Bangalore-based Ultraviolette Automotive is gearing up to expand into new electric 2-wheeler segments. According to media reports, the company plans to introduce three new electric motorcycles and a long-range e-scooter.

Ultraviolette will enter diverse 2-wheeler segments over the 2 years as part of its Strategic Product Expansion plan. The company will leverage its extensive R&D capabilities to develop its future products.

Narayan Subramaniam, CEO & Co-Founder, Ultraviolette said, “Our journey with the F77 was just the beginning. Over the past seven years, our unwavering focus on research and development has been instrumental in developing the technology for vertical integration across core systems such as Battery technology, Powertrain, and Safety systems. This approach has laid a strong foundation, enabling us to expand across multiple two-wheeler segments at a much faster pace. As we expand into new segments, our goal is to set new industry benchmarks and accelerate the adoption of electric mobility across diverse customer segments.”

The new products are expected to debut in phases. More details will be revealed soon.

Ultraviolette currently offers the F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycles in India. The F77 will continue to be the flagship model, Subramaniam said. The upcoming bikes, though, will be available across multiple price segments and will come in the form of an urban commuter and adventure tourer.

Source: ET Auto