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Ultraviolette Tesseract

₹1.45 Lakh*

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Kerb Weight

110 Kg

Top Speed

125 Kmph

Charging Time

4 Hrs

Ultraviolette Tesseract Price

Ultraviolette Tesseract price in New Delhi starts at ₹1.45 Lakh. Tesseract is available in single variant.

Tesseract 3.5 KWh

Automatic

Electric

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Ultraviolette Tesseract Latest Update

Ultraviolette has crossed 70,000 bookings for the Tesseract, with deliveries scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026.

June 19, 2025

Ultraviolette has extended the introductory pricing offer for the Tesseract electric scooter.

March 10, 2025

Comparison With Similar Scooters


Ultraviolette Tesseract	River Indie	Ather Rizta	Bajaj Chetak	TVS iQube	TVS X	Ather 450 Apex
₹1.45 Lakh	₹1.43 Lakh	₹1.18 - 1.56 Lakh	₹1.03 - 1.39 Lakh	₹1.09 - 1.62 Lakh	₹2.64 Lakh	₹1.90 Lakh
Fuel Type
Electric	Electric	Electric	Electric	Electric	Electric	Electric
Top Speed
125 Kmph	90 Kmph	80 Kmph	63 Kmph	75 Kmph	105 Kmph	100 Kmph
Max Power(bhp@rpm)
14.9 kW	6.7 kW	4.3 kW	4 kW	4.4 kW	14.74 kW	7 kW
Vehicle Type
Scooter	Scooter	Scooter	Scooter	Scooter	Scooter	Scooter
Weight
110 Kg	143 Kg	125 Kg	134 Kg	115 Kg	143 Kg	111.6 Kg
Drive Range
162 Km	163 Km	160 Km	127 Km	94 Km	140 Km	157 Km
Charging Time
4 Hrs	6 Hrs	8 Hrs 18 Mins	3 Hr 50 Mins	5 Hrs	4 Hrs	5 Hrs 27 Mins
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How is Ultraviolette Tesseract Scooter?

What We Like?

Strong 0-60 acceleration
Long IDC range
Dual radar safety tech
Large underseat storage
Dual-channel ABS standard

What could have been better?

Premium top variant price
Heavy overall package
Limited flat floor practicality
Complex electronics ecosystem

Design and Build

Built on a new maxi-scooter platform with a rigid frame structure designed to support larger battery packs and higher sustained speeds.
Aggressive front fascia with twin projector LED headlamps and floating DRLs gives a wide stance and strong road presence.
Body panels feel tightly assembled with consistent paint finish, though long-term durability will depend on real-world usage conditions.
Central battery placement limits flat floorboard space, reducing grocery-carrying flexibility compared to conventional family scooters.
34-litre underseat storage is practical, easily accommodating one full-face helmet and small daily essentials.
Four colour options provide variety, but the bold styling may not appeal to conservative commuter buyers.

Motor and Performance

Equipped with a high-output electric motor delivering 10kW in base variant and up to 15kW in higher trims.
Peak output of approximately 20bhp places it among the most powerful production electric scooters currently available in India.
Claimed 0-60kmph acceleration of 2.9 seconds indicates strong low-end torque and immediate throttle response.
Real-world throttle calibration is expected to feel sharp, especially in higher ride modes prioritising performance.
Claimed top speed of 125kmph moves it beyond typical urban scooter territory into light touring capability.
Multiple riding modes combined with adjustable regenerative braking allow riders to tailor performance and efficiency balance.

Range

Offered with 3.5kWh, 5kWh, and 6kWh battery packs to suit short commutes or extended daily riding needs.
IDC claimed ranges stand at 162km, 220km, and 261km respectively across three battery configurations.
In mixed urban conditions, the 6kWh variant should realistically deliver around 200–220km per charge.
Aggressive riding at higher speeds will noticeably reduce usable range, particularly on highway stretches.
Four-level regenerative braking system contributes to incremental range improvement during city stop-and-go riding.
Fixed battery setup requires reliable parking with charging access, limiting flexibility for upper-floor apartment users.

Charging

Manufacturer claims 0-80 percent charging in under one hour under supported fast-charging conditions.
Standard home charging through portable charger will typically require several hours depending on battery size.
Larger 6kWh battery pack will proportionally increase full-charge duration compared to entry-level variant.
Charging port follows modern EV safety standards, though widespread public fast-charger compatibility details remain limited.
Portable charger convenience depends heavily on secure ground-floor parking with nearby power outlet availability.
Fast-charging support significantly enhances practicality for intercity or high-daily-mileage riders when infrastructure expands.

Features and Technology

7-inch TFT touchscreen supports navigation, ride analytics, battery status monitoring, and smartphone connectivity functions.
Integrated Violette AI suite enables OTA updates, remote diagnostics, ride data tracking, and location monitoring.
Dual radar and camera system provides blind spot alerts, collision warnings, and lane-change assistance.
Haptic handlebar feedback offers tactile alerts, reducing sole dependence on visual dashboard warnings.
Keyless access system improves daily convenience by eliminating the need for a traditional ignition key.
Two-level traction control and dynamic stability control enhance safety during hard acceleration or slippery conditions.

Tyres, Brakes and Suspension

110-section front and 140-section rear tubeless tyres offer improved grip under acceleration and braking loads.
14-inch wheel setup balances ride comfort and high-speed composure better than smaller commuter scooters.
Disc brakes at both ends provide stronger stopping power compared to drum-equipped alternatives.
Dual-channel ABS improves braking stability during panic stops on wet or uneven surfaces.
Traction control system reduces wheel slip under sudden throttle inputs, especially on dusty roads.
Overall braking and tyre specification aligns appropriately with the scooter’s claimed 125kmph top speed capability.

Conclusion

Suitable for tech-oriented urban riders seeking high performance and advanced safety systems.
Not ideal for buyers wanting lightweight, simple, low-maintenance commuting machines.
Offers strong daily usability if reliable charging access is available at home or office.
Introductory pricing appears competitive, though higher variants approach premium motorcycle territory.
Long-term ownership will depend on battery durability and software reliability over years.
Positions itself as a flagship performance electric scooter in India’s evolving premium EV space.