Ultraviolette has become the first electric two-wheeler brand in the entire world to open a training academy for track and off-road training
Ultraviolette Automotive, the Bengaluru-based pure EV brand, has launched a rider training academy in India. It has been classified into ‘Into the Wild’ and ‘Track Attack’ categories for the X-47 and F77 electric motorcycles, respectively. While the Into the Wild programme will focus on off-road riding and navigating technical terrain, while Track Attack will help in developing track-riding skills and introducing riders to the fundamentals of performance and motorsport. The Level 1 of the Into the Wild training will be held in Bengaluru on Aug 23, followed by a Track Attack session on Sep 27, 2026.
Both programmes will follow a progressive structure from Level 1 through Level 3 as they combine theoretical instructions, practical training, assessment, and certifications. Led by certified and experienced instructors, the programmes will combine both classroom-based learning with practical sessions at controlled racetracks and off-road training environments.
The broader curriculum will cover motorcycle dynamics, braking, throttle management, body positioning, cornering, line selection, terrain assessment, obstacle handling and emergency response. These are being designed to help riders progressively develop motorcycle control, technical ability, safety awareness, and sound riding judgement across different environments.
Each level shall progress in its technical complexity and practical intensity, with riders required to successfully clear the assessment at each level before advancing to the next. Level 1 will establish the fundamental techniques, motorcycle control, and safety principles required for the chosen discipline. On the other hand, Level 2 will introduce greater technical complexity and more demanding riding scenarios.
Last but not the least, Level 3 will focus on advanced techniques, higher-intensity training and specialised track performance or technical off-road riding. Riders who successfully meet the requirements will receive the corresponding Track Attack or Into the Wild certification and become eligible to progress to the next level within that programme.
Narayan Subramaniam, CEO & Co-Founder at Ultraviolette said, “Track and off-road represent two vastly different expressions of motorcycle riding, but both demand the same fundamentals such as control, precision, judgement, and a deep understanding of the machine. With Track Attack and Into the Wild, we are bringing these disciplines together under a structured rider-development platform. Our aim is to give our customers a clear pathway to progressively build their skills, whether they want to explore performance riding on a racetrack or challenge themselves across technical terrain.”
