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List Of All Ultraviolette Electric Bikes

X47 Desert Wing

10.3Kwh Lithium-ion,
128-266 km/charge,
5 hours, 208kg
Price – ₹ 4,59,000 Onwards

F77 Mach 2

7.1Kwh Lithium-ion,
110-180 km/charge,
3 hours, 197kg
Price – ₹ 3,09,000 Onwards

F77 Superstreet

7.1kWh Lithum-ion,
110-180 km/charge,
6 hours, 197kg
Price – ₹ 3,09,000 Onwards

X-47

10.3kWh Lithum-ion,
130-150 km/charge,
5 hours, 197kg
Price – ₹ 2,49,000 Onwards

About Ultraviolette Electric Bikes

Ultraviolette Automotive is an electric mobility company based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Founded in 2017 by Narayan Subramaniam and Niraj Rajmohan, the company set out to build advanced electric motorcycles for both Indian and global markets.

Ultraviolette first made a mark with the F77, a high-performance electric motorcycle meant to show that electric two-wheelers can be more than just city commuters. The F77 was built with special attention to acceleration, handling, battery technology, and smart features.

Ultraviolette builds its products on a core technology platform that includes high-voltage batteries, advanced motor controls, regenerative braking, different ride modes, connected diagnostics, and rider-focused electronics.

Aspect	Ultraviolette’s position in India
Headquarters	Bengaluru, Karnataka
Founded	2017
Founders	Narayan Subramaniam and Niraj Rajmohan
Main category	Premium electric motorcycles and future electric scooters
Flagship product	Ultraviolette F77
Key markets	India, with growing international expansion plans
Brand identity	Performance, technology, design, and electric mobility innovation
Key investors	TVS Motor Company and Qualcomm Ventures, among others.

History And Growth

Ultraviolette started up when India’s EV industry was just beginning to grow. Rather than launching a basic scooter, the company decided to develop a high-performance electric motorcycle. This tougher path helped Ultraviolette stand out as a premium EV brand.

Ultraviolette introduced the F77 concept to the public in 2019. Its sporty look, performance claims, and high-voltage electric design drew a lot of interest. After several rounds of development and engineering updates, the company started delivering the F77 in India in late 2022.

Ultraviolette later released new versions of the F77, such as the F77 Mach 2, with better battery technology, improved electronics, regenerative braking, and updated software. The company also grew its Experience Centre network to make it easier for customers to access products, take test rides, and get support.

Year or period	Major development
2017	Ultraviolette Automotive was founded in Bengaluru.
2019	The F77 electric motorcycle concept was unveiled.
2022	Commercial F77 production and deliveries began in India.
2024	F77 Mach 2 introduced with updated performance, technology, and riding features.
2025	Ultraviolette expanded overseas market activity and strengthened its retail footprint.
2026	The company expanded its planned product portfolio with the X47, Shockwave, and Tesseract.
2027 onward	Production ramp-up for the Tesseract scooter and broader EV range is planned.

Ultraviolette has grown carefully, not just by chasing high sales numbers. At first, the company focused on making sure its products were reliable, batteries were safe, charging systems worked well, and customers had a premium experience before aiming for bigger production.

Key Milestones And Developments

The F77 is Ultraviolette’s biggest milestone so far. It gave the company a premium electric motorcycle with a clear performance focus, putting the brand in competition with both petrol bikes and other electric options.

Recent announcements show that Ultraviolette is changing its strategy. The company plans to go beyond premium motorcycles and enter new segments like crossover bikes, street EVs, cruisers, and electric scooters. This wider range should help Ultraviolette reach more customers than the F77 alone.

Milestone	Details
Company formation	Company formation Ultraviolette was founded in Bengaluru in 2017.
F77 concept	The original F77 concept was unveiled in 2019.
F77 launch	The F77 became Ultraviolette’s first production electric motorcycle in India.
F77 Mach 2	Updated version added improved technology, regenerative-braking settings, and software features.
International expansion	The company began pursuing overseas sales and market access beyond India.
X47 crossover	Ultraviolette expanded its motorcycle strategy with the X47 crossover platform.
Shockwave motorcycle	A more accessible electric motorcycle is planned below ₹2 lakh.
Tesseract scooter	Ultraviolette announced an electric scooter expected to be priced below ₹1.5 lakh.
BIGGA Factory	A new Hosur plant was announced to scale production for Tesseract and future products.

Ultraviolette has made it clear that it wants to offer a full range of products, not just one performance motorcycle. Its plans include sports bikes, crossovers, cruisers, street motorcycles, and scooters.

Manufacturing Facilities

Ultraviolette’s main factory is in Bengaluru, Karnataka. It handles current vehicle production and is being expanded to boost output. The plant can make about 30,000 units a year now, with plans to raise that to 50,000–60,000 units through more investment.

In September 2026, Ultraviolette announced plans for a much larger factory called the BIGGA Factory, which stands for Big Global Ambition. This new plant will be at SIPCOT Industrial Park in Shoolagiri, Hosur, Tamil Nadu. It will first produce the Tesseract electric scooter and later support more products.

The new Hosur factory will be built in stages, starting with the ability to make 250,000 electric two-wheelers a year. If demand grows, the plant can be expanded to produce up to 500,000 units annually.

Facility	Location	Role and capacity
Existing Ultraviolette plant	Bengaluru, Karnataka	Produces current EV models; planned expansion to around 50,000–60,000 units annually.
Existing Bengaluru capacity	Karnataka	Approximately 30,000 units annually before planned expansion.
BIGGA Factory	SIPCOT Industrial Park, Shoolagiri, Hosur, Tamil Nadu	Planned production base for Tesseract and future models.
BIGGA initial capacity	Hosur, Tamil Nadu	250,000 electric two-wheelers annually, to be ramped up in phases.
BIGGA scalable capacity	Hosur, Tamil Nadu	Up to 500,000 units annually, depending on demand.
Combined capacity target	Bengaluru and Hosur	About 300,000 units annually by mid-2027.

The Hosur plant is expected to create about 2,000 jobs at first, with more jobs added as it grows. Ultraviolette plans to invest around ₹779 crore in this facility over five years, and total investment in both Bengaluru and Hosur could reach ₹1,000 crore.

Market Position And Achievements

Ultraviolette stands out in India’s EV market. Instead of focusing on mass-market scooters, it is a premium electric motorcycle brand aiming to offer a performance-focused alternative to petrol bikes.

Ultraviolette’s main strengths are the F77’s performance, its high-voltage battery, unique design, advanced software, and rider-focused technology. These features attract customers who care about performance and engineering, not just low running costs.

Primary market	Premium electric motorcycles
Current flagship	F77 and F77 Mach 2
Growth categories	Crossover, street, cruiser, entry-performance motorcycle, and scooters
Main strengths	Performance focus, advanced battery systems, design, and connected features
Retail network	More than 40 Experience Centres reported in 2026.
Retail-expansion target	Presence in 100 cities by the end of 2026.
Production strength	Existing Bengaluru facility plus planned high-volume Hosur plant
Long-term strategy	Build India and exports through a wider electric-two-wheeler portfolio

Ultraviolette’s biggest achievement is building an Indian performance electric motorcycle brand from scratch. The F77 has made the company known as a specialist EV maker with its own identity, not just another two-wheeler company adding electric models.

The upcoming Tesseract scooter is a key step for Ultraviolette, as it could move the company from a niche brand to a bigger player in the EV market.
Reports say there are over 70,000 paid bookings for the Tesseract, but its real impact will depend on deliveries, conversion rates, production schedules, and customer experience.

Future Plans

Ultraviolette’s future plans focus on quickly expanding its product range, increasing factory capacity, growing retail in India, developing exports, and using more local EV technology.

The company plans to grow beyond the F77 and enter several new categories. Its future lineup includes the Tesseract scooter, Shockwave motorcycle, X47 crossover, and more sport, cruiser, street, and scooter models.

Right now, Ultraviolette’s top manufacturing goal is the BIGGA Factory in Hosur. The company expects the plant to start operating in phases, possibly six to eight months after the September 2026 announcement, with full production aimed for July to September of FY2028. These plans depend on construction, approvals, supply chain, and market demand.

Tesseract electric scooter	Expected to be the first high-volume product from the Hosur plant.
Shockwave electric motorcycle	Planned as a more accessible model priced below ₹2 lakh.
Wider motorcycle portfolio	Sports, crossover, cruiser, and street EVs are part of the roadmap.
Manufacturing expansion	Scale from Bengaluru production to a combined 300,000-unit annual capacity target by mid-2027.
Long-term capacity	BIGGA Factory infrastructure designed to reach 500,000 units annually.
Retail growth	Expand from 40+ Experience Centres toward 100 cities by end-2026.
Investment	Approximately ₹1,000 crore planned across Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over five years.
Export strategy	Use increased manufacturing scale to serve international markets in addition to India.