The company has stated that it will foray into every possible segment in the electric vehicle industry in next 36 months
Ultraviolette recently launched the Tesseract electric scooter and Shockwave e-motorcycle at the FAST FORWARD India ’25 in Bengaluru, India. On the sidelines of the event, it also unveiled its future roadmap of three years where it will introduce 12 new electric bikes and scooters in the Indian market. The EV brand presently retails two high-performance motorcycles namely F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet in India.
The company stated that it will expand its model line-up across five new platforms namely F Series, S-Series, L Series, X Series and B Series in the next 3 years. The F-series will spawn fast bikes while the S will churn out scooters followed by the L which will be responsible for lightweight bikes. The X and B will also have three and two offerings, respectively.
Ultraviolette Tesseract is based on the S platform while the Shockwave is presented under the L architecture. The EV startup based in Bengaluru is backed by TVS Motor Company and it intends to further expand the electrification drive with the launch of new models across various segments.
“We have very aggressive product expansion plans. It is ambitious,” said Niraj Rajmohan, Co-founder and CTO, Ultraviolette. He further went on to state that the company is rather confident of achieving this target as it is quite conservative in nature.
Presently, most electric two-wheelers in India are priced below the Rs 1.50 lakh mark. Ultraviolette has been offering products in the niche performance-oriented segment till now with the F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet priced between Rs 3-4 lakh (ex-showroom). However, it made its entry in the mainstream market with the astonishing price of Tesseract electric scooter at Rs 1.45 lakh.
Electric motorcycles are in the early stage of gaining traction among masses right now in India with no major player offering these at an affordable price as compared to the e-scooters which are priced reasonably lower and available in abundance. Soon, Ola Electric and Royal Enfield will roll out their respective electric bikes. Ultraviolette will also start the deliveries of the Shockwave from Q1 2026. Hero MotoCorp, TVS and Ather are also readying their electric models in the motorcycle segment. So, it will be an interesting phase for this segment in the coming couple of years.
