Ultraviolette Expands Two-Wheeler Lineup, Eyes New Market Segments and Global Expansion

Ultraviolette Automotive

, the Bengaluru-based electric motorcycle manufacturer known for the high-performance F77, is set to diversify its lineup over the next two years. The company plans to introduce three new electric motorcycles and a long-range scooter, aiming to compete with 150-300cc petrol bikes and expand into multiple two-wheeler categories by 2027.

Expanding Portfolio to Meet Evolving Demand

Ultraviolette has built its reputation on innovation, performance, and cutting-edge EV technology. The company’s expansion will leverage seven years of R&D experience, including advancements in battery technology, vehicle control systems, and motor development.

• The upcoming motorcycles will cater to various riding needs, including an urban commuter and an adventure tourer.
• The long-range electric scooter will be designed for city commuters, offering extended range options.
• New models will be priced competitively, with the aim to bring more affordability to the electric two-wheeler segment.

According to Ultraviolette co-founders Narayan Subramaniam and Niraj Rajmohan, the company aims to position its portfolio at a more accessible price point compared to the premium F77, with future models expected to be priced under ₹2 lakh.

Setting Speed and Range Records

Ultraviolette is making waves in performance EVs. The company’s F99 prototype set the record for the fastest Indian-made motorcycle, reaching 258 km/h in January. Meanwhile, the F77 Mach2, already one of the longest-range electric motorcycles, continues to push boundaries with its high-speed capabilities.

Global Expansion and Increased Market Presence

Beyond product development, Ultraviolette is aggressively expanding its footprint:

✅ Now in 11 cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, and Vizag.

✅ Plans to reach 50 cities by year-end, bringing its premium EV experience to a wider audience.

✅ International markets in focus: The F77 Mach2 has secured homologation in Europe, paving the way for a global launch.

Strong Backing and Local Manufacturing

Ultraviolette’s rapid growth is supported by investments from Exor (largest shareholder in Ferrari and Stellantis),

TVS Motor

, and Qualcomm Ventures. The company is committed to in-house manufacturing, ensuring local production of critical components like battery management systems, motors, and vehicle control units.

The Road Ahead

With a mix of high-performance motorcycles, urban mobility solutions, and global ambitions, Ultraviolette is positioning itself as a major player in India's evolving EV landscape. As the company scales production and broadens its product range, it is set to challenge traditional petrol two-wheelers while pushing the boundaries of speed, range, and affordability in the electric segment.