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Ultraviolette Shockwave
Ultraviolette's Shockwave electrifies the streets with a svelte 120kg chassis, 505Nm torque surge, and 14.5bhp punch—blasting 0-60kmph in 2.9 seconds. This futuristic Indian EV revives two-stroke zest, minus the emissions.
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₹1.75 Lakh*
Check on road priceEx Showroom Price in New Delhi
EMI start from₹3.23k/month
Top Things to Know About Ultraviolette Shockwave
Key Features
Key Specs
Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Rule Breaker Stance
Axial Mounted Dual Piston Caliper
Mono Shock Absorber Suspension
Dual projector LED headlamps
5-inch TFT full-color display
Ultraviolette Shockwave Price
Ultraviolette Shockwave price in New Delhi starts at ₹1.75 Lakh. Shockwave is available in single variant.
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Shockwave STD
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How is Ultraviolette Shockwave Bike?
What We Like?
- Very light kerb weight
- Long suspension travel
- Street-legal enduro format
What could have been better?
- Limited-service network
- Single variant choice
Design and Build
- Purpose-built enduro design with raised front fender, slim tank section, and upright stance clearly focused on off-road functionality.
- Built around a new lightweight platform using a dual-cradle frame structure engineered for durability over rough terrain.
- Kerb weight of 120kg makes it significantly lighter than most electric motorcycles currently available.
- Minimal bodywork keeps overall mass low while simplifying potential repair costs after minor trail falls.
- Street-legal lighting and mirrors allow practical city usage without sacrificing core off-road identity.
- Overall build appears functional and rugged rather than premium-focused, aligning with its dual-sport purpose.
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Motor and Performance
- The mid-mounted electric motor produces approximately 14.5bhp, prioritising torque delivery over outright peak power numbers.
- Claimed 505Nm torque at the wheel ensures strong low-speed pull, especially useful on loose surfaces.
- 0-60kmph acceleration in 2.9 seconds indicates brisk response suitable for urban sprints and trail bursts.
- Claimed top speed of 120kmph makes it capable of short highway stretches between trails.
- Chain-drive transmission provides direct power transfer and familiar mechanical feel compared to hub-motor setups.
- Four traction control modes allow riders to adjust rear wheel slip depending on terrain conditions.
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Range
- Equipped with a 4kWh fixed battery pack designed to balance lightweight handling and practical riding distance.
- Claimed IDC range of 165km under standardised testing conditions appears optimistic for mixed riding scenarios.
- Real-world range in combined city and trail use may realistically settle around 110-130km.
- Aggressive off-road riding with frequent throttle bursts will reduce effective range significantly.
- Six levels of dynamic regenerative braking help recover energy during deceleration and downhill sections.
- Fixed battery format requires accessible charging location, limiting practicality for riders without ground-floor parking.
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Charging
- Charging time details remain limited, though typical home charging for 4kWh battery should require several hours.
- Likely supplied with a portable AC charger suited for standard household power outlets.
- Smaller battery capacity reduces full-charge time compared to larger-capacity electric motorcycles.
- Fast-charging capability has not been emphasised, indicating primary reliance on standard charging solutions.
- Practical ownership depends on reliable home or garage charging rather than public infrastructure.
- Compact battery size makes overnight charging realistic even with moderate power supply limitations.
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Features and Technology
- Vertical TFT display provides essential ride data with smartphone connectivity through Bluetooth and e-SIM integration.
- Switchable dual-channel ABS allows rear ABS deactivation, useful for controlled slides on loose terrain.
- Four-level traction control system enhances adaptability across mud, gravel, and paved surfaces.
- Electronic riding aids are practical additions rather than excessive technology layering.
- Street-legal compliance includes necessary lighting, indicators, and safety sensors.
- Feature list remains focused on riding performance instead of luxury-oriented convenience elements.
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Tyres, Brakes and Suspension
- Dual-purpose tyres sized 90/90 R19 front and 110/90 R17 rear offer balanced on-road and trail grip.
- Wire-spoke wheels improve impact resistance when riding over rocks and uneven surfaces.
- 270mm front disc with dual-piston caliper provides adequate stopping power for lightweight chassis.
- 220mm rear disc supports controlled braking modulation during off-road descents.
- Dual-channel ABS enhances road safety while remaining configurable for dirt-focused riding.
- Suspension setup prioritises ground clearance and bump absorption over high-speed road cornering stability.
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Conclusion
- Ideal for riders wanting lightweight electric off-road capability with street legality.
- Not suitable for long-distance highway commuters seeking extended riding range.
- Works well for weekend trail use and short urban commutes.
- Pricing appears reasonable considering unique electric enduro positioning.
- Long-term ownership depends on battery durability and service network expansion.
- Currently occupies a niche segment with virtually no direct electric competitors.
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Ultraviolette Shockwave EMI
Down Payment
₹17,500
Bank Interest Rate
8.5%
Loan Period (Months)
60
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Ultraviolette Shockwave Launched: Dual-Purpose Electric Bike at ₹1.50 Lakh!
Ultraviolette has unveiled the Shockwave, its first-ever dual-purpose electric motorcycle, at an introductory price of ₹1.50 lakh (ex-showroom).
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Ultraviolette Shockwave Range
Ultraviolette Shockwave offers a range of 261 km/charge.
3.5 Kwh, Electric261 km/charge
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Ultraviolette Shockwave Questions & Answers
Estimated Monthly Installment (EMI) of Ultraviolette Shockwave is ₹3.23k. The down payment will be ₹17.50k.
Ultraviolette Shockwave is available in a single variant – STD.
The real range of Ultraviolette Shockwave is 165 Km.
The top speed of Ultraviolette Shockwave is 120 Kmph.
The safety features of Ultraviolette Shockwave are ABS and Traction Control.
Ultraviolette Shockwave is available in 2 colours which are Cosmic Black and Frost White.

