Electric motorcycle Ultraviolette F77 coming on Indian roads

Ultraviolette Automotive is an Indian electric vehicle startup company based in Bangalore, India. Finally, the delivery of the bike will start soon. The Ultraviolette F77 was launched in India in November 2022. It is a powerful electric bike in its segment.

Ultraviolette F77: Variants And Price

It comes in three variants - F77 Recon Rs 4.55 lakh 

F77 (Original) - Rs 3.80 lakh

F77 Limited Edition - Rs 5.50 lakh 

The new brand is trying to establish a good place in the market, and it is also promising to establish a good network across the nation. The delivery of the bike is taking place directly from the manufacturing facility, which is in Bangalore. A $120 million round of funding is also being announced by Ultraviolet. 

The money will help the company with its goals for international growth and continue its work on developing new vehicle platforms. Since its founding, Ultraviolette has raised approximately $55 million. 

Prominent investment firms like Europe's EXOR Capital, the US's Qualcomm Ventures, TVS Motor Company, Zoho Corp, GoFrugal Technologies and Speciale Invest, as well as other companies, have participated in past financing rounds. 

Power and Performance

F77 limited edition

The F77 has three riding options: glide, combat, and ballistic. Before reaching its highest speed of 152 km/h, the motorcycle is said to accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in less than 3 seconds and from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.8 seconds because of its powerful battery pack. 

A 10.3 kWh battery pack is installed in the Ultraviolette F77 special edition. The battery is said to provide 307 km of range (Indian Driving Cycle) on a single charge, while the electric motor produces 40.5 bhp and 100 Nm of torque.

F77 Recon and F77 Original

The electric motor of the F77 Recon produces a power output of 38.8 bhp and 95 Nm of torque; with this outstanding power, it can go from 0 to 60 kmph in 3.1 seconds and 0 to 100 kmph in 8 seconds. 

The F77 original gets its power from a 7.9-kWh battery pack, and it can go up to 140 kmph and still give a range of 206 km. If we talk about the power figures it comes with 36.2 bhp and can generate 85 Nm of torque.  

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