Ultraviolette F77 News

Ultraviolette strengthens its EV network with 130 new fast chargers, making electric mobility more practical across key Indian regions.

Ultraviolette recorded its highest sales in early 2026, retailing 1,534 electric two-wheelers and introducing Battery-as-a-Service plans that lower upfront costs. The company aims to expand to 100 cities by late 2026.

Ultraviolette Automotive continues its global journey by expanding operations into six Central European countries. The move reinforces the Indian EV manufacturer’s commitment to innovation and sustainability.

Ultraviolette is set to invest Rs 200 crore in a new electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Karnataka, marking a significant step in its EV expansion strategy and strengthening India’s position in sustainable mobility.

Ultraviolette and Bolt Earth have joined hands to enhance India’s EV infrastructure with a nationwide rollout of advanced Type-6 charging stations, enabling faster, more reliable charging and supporting the growing electric mobility ecosystem.

The Indian government has revised GST slabs for vehicles starting September 2025—small cars and bikes get cheaper with lower tax rates; luxury vehicles see a new GST slab. This guide explains the implications for customers and the auto market.

Ultraviolette's F77 Mach 2 electric bike debuts in India at Rs. 2.99 lakh (ex-showroom), boasting upgraded performance, features, and design, promising a new era in electric mobility.

Ultraviolette partners with HPCL to set up fast-charging stations at HP petrol pumps, expanding EV infrastructure across India.