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Ultraviolette Automotive (ˌʌl.trəˈvaɪə.lət), commonly referred to as Ultraviolette or UV, is an Indian brand that manufactures and sells performance electric motorcycles. The Bengaluru-based company was the first in India to venture into the performance electric motorcycle segment.[3][4][5][6]

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History

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Founded by friends, Narayan Subramaniam (CEO) and Niraj Rajmohan (CTO) in 2016, the company operates out of its headquarters in Bangalore, India. Ultraviolette is backed by a wide spectrum of global investors, including Lingotto (a subsidiary of EXOR N.V., with majority or controlling stakes in brands such as Ferrari, Stellantis, CNH Industrial, Iveco Group, The Economist Group, Via, and Juventus), Qualcomm Ventures, Gofrugal, Zoho Corporation, TVS Motors, and Speciale Invest.[7][8] Other notable Investors include Malayalam film actor Dulquer Salmaan.[9]

The company set out with the aim of creating an urban performance motorcycle and launched its flagship motorcycle, the Ultraviolette F77, in October 2022.[10] Ultraviolette has since expanded its portfolio by launching the second generation of the F77, called the F77 MACH 2, along with its exclusive fast charging network called the UV Supernova, the F99 Racing Platform, and a tech-infused merchandise platform called the UV Airspace.[11][12][13] The Ultraviolette factory, located in Bengaluru, is capable of manufacturing 10,000 units per year, and can go up to 30,000 units with multiple shifts. Ultraviolette has been rapidly expanding its network of dealerships across India, and has launched 11 new experience centers in a span of 5 months, including Kathmandu, Nepal. The experience centers, called the UV Space Stations and UV Space Pods, provide 3S facilities that offer sales, service and spares ensuring an end-to-end ownership experience for all the customers.[14]

Ultraviolette has also set its sights on expansion into Europe. The F77 MACH 2 secured certification for the European markets and the company has officially announced their European launch at the prestigious Milan Motor Show, EICMA 2024, with an introductory price of EUR 9,999.[15]

Products

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The Ultraviolette F77 awarded the Electric 2 - Wheeler of the Year by Autocar Awards, 2024

F77: Designed as an urban performance motorcycle, the Ultraviolette F77 was the result of several years of research and innovation after going through multiple iterations based on the brand's design philosophies. Boasting the largest battery pack (10.3 kWh) for an electric 2-wheeler in India at the time, the motorcycle was certified with an IDC range of 307 km.[16] The F77 was also the fastest electric 2-wheeler made in India.[17] The brand's aviation-inspired design philosophy was very evident with the F77, which was released in two variants, Original and Recon, available in three different colour options: Airstrike, Shadow, and Laser. The motorcycle went on sale in October 2022[10] and deliveries began by February 2023.[18] Ultraviolette also offered a Limited-Edition variant of the F77, with only 77 units produced, which were all sold out.

F77 Space Edition: As a tribute to India's exceptional space odyssey and to commemorate the launch of the Chandrayaan 3 lunar exploration mission by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Ultraviolette announced the F77 Space Edition, a limited-edition variant with Aerospace-grade Aluminium and paint. Only 10 units were built and sold.

F77 MACH 2: In April 2024, Ultraviolette launched its second generation of the F77, called the F77 MACH 2, which was available in 9 new colours.[11] While maintaining the same battery architecture and specs, Ultraviolette managed to improve the IDC range to 323 km, with additional improvements in the top speed and torque figures. A host of new safety and smart tech features were also introduced, along with 10 levels of Dynamic Regenerative Braking, 4 levels of Traction Control and a patented Dynamic Stability Control system.[11] The smart tech features included movement and towing alerts, crash detection, and remote lockdown.

Ultraviolette holds the distinction of being the first automobile manufacturer in the world to offer an extended warranty of up to 800,000 km on the F77 MACH 2.[19] All of the new features were also made to be reverse-compatible with the first-generation F77, and were offered free-of-cost to the existing owners.[20]

F77 SuperStreet: On 31 January 2025, Ultraviolette launched a street-oriented version of the F77, called the SuperStreet.[21] Retaining the design principles of its predecessors, the F77 SuperStreet was characterized by an upright riding posture and comfortable ergonomics for long-distance riding. This new form factor offered an 80 degree ride angle compared to the 55 degree ride angle in the previous iterations of the F77. Equipped with a raised and widened tubular handlebar, the F77 SuperStreet offered the same high performance specs without compromising on comfort.[21]

F99: Ultraviolette also aims to mark its presence in the racing space with the F99 Factory Racing Platform. The F99 is the first ever superbike designed and manufactured by an Indian brand. The first concept prototype was unveiled at EICMA in November 2023, where Ultraviolette showed off a fully electric superbike with active aerodynamics.[22] The motorcycle was unveiled in India for the first time at the AD Design Show in September 2024, where the company announced its intention to break the records for the fastest quarter-mile time and the highest top speed achieved by an Indian-made motorcycle.[23]

Ultraviolette finally unveiled the race-ready version of the F99, which featured a full carbon fiber body, at The Valley Run event held at the Aamby valley on 1 December 2024. A few hours later, the F99, piloted by multiple-time national champion, Abhishek Vasudev, broke the record for the fastest quarter-mile time set by an Indian-made motorcycle with a time of 10.712 seconds.[24] On 26 January 2025, Autocar India and Ultraviolette Automotive broke the record for the Fastest Speed Achieved by an Indian Motorcycle (EV) using the Ultraviolette F99. The F99 set a record-breaking top speed of 258 kmph at the National Automotive Test Tracks (NATRAX) and the spectacle was verified and recognized by the India Book of Records.[25] Ultraviolette aims to use the F99 Factory Racing Platform to push the limits of innovation and technology.

UV Supernova: In March 2024, Ultraviolette rolled out its proprietary highway fast charging network called the UV Supernova.[13] The objective was to facilitate inter-city travel for the F77 users. Located on strategic motorcycling routes and major highways, the Supernova charging stations aim to provide options for long distance motorists to charge their motorcycles and get back on the road with fewer breaks. The charging stations are equipped with Type 6 connectors that are compatible exclusively with the F77 motorcycles. Notably, Ultraviolette also partnered with HPCL to help grow its charging infrastructure.[26]

UVLYNC: On 30 January 2025, Ultraviolette launched a Type 2 Interface, called UVLYNC, which allows all electric 2-wheelers in India to access over 4000 AC car charging stations across the country. This aims to improve accessibility to the charging network for India's growing EV automobile industry.[27]

Ultraviolette Tesseract: An EV scooter with and a range of 167 km (103 mi) per charge and a top speed of 125 kmph. The vehicle have a battery capacity of 3.5 kW. This is the first scooter to introduce front and rear dashcam. This scooter can accelerate from 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds.

Ultraviolette X47 is a new electric crossover motorcycle. It includes a 30 kW motor, a 10.3kWh or 7.1kWh battery option, and a 145 kmph top speed. It comes with technology like a rear-facing radar for blind-spot detection. They have also introduced the UVHYPERSENSE, which is claimed to be the world's first two-wheeler with radar intelligence in its segment, tested on Indian roads.[28]

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Ultraviolette Automotive is an Indian manufacturer founded in and headquartered in Bengaluru, specializing in high-performance electric motorcycles that integrate advanced battery technology, artificial intelligence, and aerospace-inspired design to promote sustainable urban mobility. The company was established by a team of engineers and designers with backgrounds in aerospace and automotive sectors, aiming to redefine electric two-wheelers by combining exhilarating performance with eco-friendly innovation, as evidenced by its mission to build machines that inspire a global shift toward cleaner transportation without sacrificing thrill. Its vision centers on accelerating sustainable mobility through cutting-edge systems that reflect progressive design and engineering excellence. Ultraviolette's flagship product is the F77 electric , launched in 2022, which features a 323 km range, a 10.3 kWh SRB battery with an 8-year/800,000 km , and Violette AI for enhanced security and ride analytics; variants include the F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet, while the F99 serves as a platform that set a quarter-mile record in 2024 and a top speed of 258 km/h in 2025. The company has expanded operations to 15 cities in by 2024 and entered over 10 European markets by 2025, securing 15 patents by 2019 and earning the F77 the title of the most awarded electric of the 2024 season.

Company Background

Founding and Leadership

Ultraviolette Automotive was founded in 2016 in Bengaluru, , as a startup dedicated to developing high-performance electric two-wheelers. The company emerged from the growing demand for sustainable mobility solutions in the Indian market, aiming to bridge the gap between electric innovation and premium riding experiences. The company was co-founded by Narayan , who serves as CEO, and Niraj Rajmohan, the CTO. Subramaniam, a mechanical engineer with prior experience at automotive giants including Mahindra, , and Ferrari, brought expertise in vehicle design and development to the venture. Rajmohan, holding a in and engineering, contributed a strong technical foundation in software and systems integration, complementing the duo's shared engineering backgrounds. As childhood friends, Subramaniam and Rajmohan united their complementary skills to establish the leadership core, with Subramaniam focusing on strategic vision and Rajmohan on technological execution. From its inception, Ultraviolette's vision centered on pioneering performance-oriented electric motorcycles in , with an emphasis on advanced battery and motor technologies to rival international brands. The initial team was assembled from a pool of innovators in automotive, , and fields, fostering a collaborative environment dedicated to redefining electric mobility. The headquarters was set up in Bengaluru's Electronics City, a hub for and , which facilitated early prototyping and development efforts. Subsequent support from investors, including TVS Motor, helped solidify the company's foundation for growth.

Operations and Facilities

Ultraviolette Automotive operates its primary facility in Bengaluru, , , spanning approximately 70,000 square feet in the Electronics City area. The facility was established in to support the production of electric motorcycles, marking a key step in the company's shift from R&D to full-scale . The plant features an initial annual production capacity of 10,000 units, which can scale to 30,000 units through additional shifts and optimizations. Production processes emphasize in-house assembly of critical components, including battery packs assembled from imported lithium-ion cells that are sorted and grouped for optimal , electric motors, and integration. is integrated into vehicle control units during assembly to enable advanced features like and connectivity. Ultraviolette maintains a focused on for cost efficiency, partnering with local suppliers for components such as frames and while sourcing lithium-ion cells internationally to ensure and reliability. This approach minimizes dependencies and supports scalable operations amid growing demand for electric vehicles in . As of 2025, the company employs around 439 people, including dedicated R&D teams specializing in EV innovation, battery optimization, and . Operations are overseen by the founding leadership, ensuring alignment between technological advancements and scalability.

Products and Technology

Electric Motorcycles

Ultraviolette Automotive's flagship electric motorcycle, the F77, was launched in November 2022 as India's first high-performance electric sportbike, featuring a 10.3 kWh that delivers a certified IDC range of 323 km in its Recon variant. Priced at an introductory ex-showroom rate of ₹3.8 in , the F77 is powered by a permanent magnet AC (PMSM) motor producing 30 kW (40 hp) of peak power and 100 Nm of , enabling a top speed of 155 km/h and acceleration from 0-60 km/h in 2.8 seconds. The F77 lineup includes updated variants designed for diverse riding needs. The F77 MACH 2, introduced in April 2024, enhances range and durability with the same 10.3 kWh battery while offering an industry-leading battery warranty of up to 8 years or 800,000 km, ensuring long-term reliability through advanced thermal management. In January 2025, Ultraviolette unveiled the F77 , a street-oriented model starting at ₹2.99 , optimized for urban commuting with an 80-degree lean angle for comfortable and the same core for agile performance. Deliveries for the F77 commenced in March 2025. Key technological innovations in the F77 series include a liquid-cooled PMSM motor for sustained high-output performance, preload-adjustable suspension with upside-down front forks and a rear monoshock for balanced handling, and over-the-air (OTA) software updates that enable riding mode enhancements like Ballistic+ for optimized acceleration. Integrated app connectivity via the UV mobile application allows riders to monitor ride analytics, customize performance settings, and receive real-time diagnostics, while compatibility with the UV Supernova charging network supports efficient replenishment. For racing applications, Ultraviolette developed the F99 superbike , a track-focused with a 90 kW (120 hp) liquid-cooled motor achieving a quarter-mile time of 10.712 seconds at the Valley Run in December 2024 and a top speed of 258 km/h at NATRAX in 2025. Production of the F77 began with first customer deliveries in February 2023 from Ultraviolette's Bengaluru facility, marking the start of commercial operations.

Charging Solutions and Accessories

Ultraviolette Automotive has developed the UV network to address the infrastructure needs for long-distance electric two-wheeler travel in . Launched in March 2024, this DC fast-charging initiative features stations equipped with Supernova units offering 6 kW capacity via dual 3 kW charging guns and Supernova Plus units providing 12 kW via dual 6 kW guns. The network supports the F77 series motorcycles by enabling quicker recharges compared to standard home options, with initial deployments of 10 stations across , , and , and plans for over 100 stations nationwide to facilitate inter-city connectivity. Complementing the infrastructure, Ultraviolette introduced the UVLYNC in January 2025 as a portable Type 2 AC charging interface designed for compatibility with existing charging stations. Priced at ₹2,999, this adapter allows F77 owners to access over 4,000 AC public and home chargers across , bridging the gap in two-wheeler-specific infrastructure and supporting up to the vehicle's onboard charging limits of around 3.3 kW for boosted sessions. In expanding its ecosystem, Ultraviolette launched the electric scooter in March 2025, targeting urban commuters with variants offering up to 261 km IDC range, a 20 motor, and a top speed of 125 km/h. Deliveries for the are scheduled to begin in Q2 2026. This model integrates seamlessly with the company's charging solutions, including UVLYNC for AC access and for faster top-ups, while featuring advanced safety elements like radar-assisted alerts. The X47 crossover , unveiled in 2025, further enhances the lineup with a focus on versatile riding, boasting a 145 km/h top speed and UV Hypersense technology for real-time collision warnings and adaptive cruise features. Deliveries for the X47 commenced in October 2025. Compatible with the network for inter-city range extension up to 323 km IDC and UVLYNC for everyday AC charging, it represents Ultraviolette's push into adventure-oriented electric mobility. Ultraviolette's accessory portfolio includes protective gear such as the UV Crossfade smart helmet, which connects via to vehicle radar systems for enhanced , along with customization kits like tank grips, tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), and intercity explorer packs featuring luggage mounts and weather shields. Software upgrades via the UV app enable over-the-air updates for connectivity features, optimizing integration with charging solutions and boosting rider safety without hardware modifications.

Funding and Investments

Funding Rounds

Ultraviolette Automotive commenced its funding journey with seed and early-stage rounds totaling $8.1 million between 2018 and 2020, directed toward as well as prototyping of its electric platforms. The company followed this with Series A and Series B rounds that collectively raised $46 million by 2022, with the capital deployed for the development of its flagship F77 model and the establishment of facilities. In December 2021, Ultraviolette secured $15 million in its Series C round, led by ($9.9 million) and ($5 million), to scale production capacities and enhance operational infrastructure. Subsequent rounds included $10 million from Exor in August 2022 as part of a Series D, supporting ongoing growth initiatives. In November 2024, the company raised ₹130 crore (~$15.5 million) in a Series D round led by . In May 2025, Ultraviolette secured $3.85 million in a Series E round. In August 2025, the company raised $21 million in a strategic Series E round led by Ventures, with participation from existing investors including , earmarked for global expansion and product diversification efforts. As of late 2025, Ultraviolette's cumulative funding stands at approximately $104 million, contributing to a valuation of ₹2,780 and enabling significant operational advancements.

Key Investors and Partnerships

Ultraviolette Automotive has secured significant backing from core investors that provide strategic expertise in manufacturing and technology. initially acquired a 14.78% stake in the company in 2017 through an investment of ₹5 , which has since increased to approximately 29.48% following additional funding rounds, including ₹30 in 2020, enabling Ultraviolette to leverage TVS's manufacturing capabilities for scaling production. has been a key supporter since early stages, contributing to technology integration for software and cloud-based features in Ultraviolette's vehicles. The company has also attracted venture capital from global players focused on innovation in connectivity and . Qualcomm Ventures served as an early investor, supporting advancements in connected vehicle technologies such as and over-the-air updates. , the investment arm of Exor N.V., joined as a backer to bolster Ultraviolette's expansion efforts. In 2025, TDK Ventures led a $21 million investment round, emphasizing battery technology enhancements to improve range and performance in electric motorcycles. Other notable stakeholders include actor , who has invested as an angel backer and serves as a , promoting the F77 model through endorsements and personal ownership. Strategic partnerships have enhanced component quality and market access; for instance, Ultraviolette collaborated with Bosch India to integrate dual-channel ABS systems into the F77, marking the first such feature in an Indian electric motorcycle for improved safety. Further alliances support testing and international growth, including a 2025 distribution agreement with MotoMondo for the and markets.

Achievements and Expansion

Performance Records and Awards

The Ultraviolette F99 electric achieved a standing quarter-mile time of 10.712 seconds at the Valley Run 2024, certified by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of (FMSCI) and marking the fastest such run by an Indian-manufactured . On January 26, 2025, during a event at the National Automotive Test Tracks (NATRAX) in , the F99 reached a top speed of 258 km/h in collaboration with Autocar , setting the record for the fastest speed by an Indian electric and earning verification from the India Book of Records. The F77 model earned the Electric Two-Wheeler of the Year award at the Autocar Awards 2024, recognizing its performance and innovation in the electric segment. In 2023, the F77 was honored as Electric Two-Wheeler of the Year at the Zee Auto Awards, highlighting its contributions to electric mobility design and technology. Testing by the (ARAI) certified the F77's performance, including an Indian Driving Cycle (IDC) range of 304 km per charge. Endurance evaluations further validated the battery's longevity, with on-road durability tests showing retention of over 95% capacity after 100,000 km, underpinning a manufacturer of up to 800,000 km or eight years.

Global Markets and Growth Strategy

Ultraviolette Automotive commenced sales of its flagship F77 electric motorcycle in in late 2023, marking the beginning of its domestic market presence. By August 2025, the company had sold more than 3,000 units in , with projections to reach 10,000 to 12,000 units in the ending March 2026, driven primarily by the F77 and newly introduced X-47 models. To support this growth, Ultraviolette expanded its retail network to 20 cities across by mid-2025, with plans to scale to 40-50 cities by October 2025 and up to 100 cities by March 2026 through new experience centers like UV Space Stations. The company's international expansion began in October 2024 with the launch of its first overseas dealership in , , in partnership with the Kedia Group, where the F77 Mach 2 is offered at 8,44,280. This entry into represented Ultraviolette's initial foray beyond , focusing on South Asian markets with similar consumer preferences for premium electric two-wheelers. In , Ultraviolette made its debut at the 2024 show in , unveiling the F77 Mach 2 at an introductory price of €9,990, with initial availability in countries including , , the , , , , and the . By mid-2025, the F77 lineup had expanded to 10 European markets, with further rollout to 40 countries planned, emphasizing the premium electric vehicle segment. Ultraviolette's growth strategy centers on scaling production and in and , targeting 30-35% of revenue from exports by 2027-2028 while maintaining a focus on high-performance electric motorcycles. The company aims to achieve annual sales of 100,000 units within 3-4 years from 2025, supported by a $100 million investment plan for new model launches and global . Recent , including a $21 million round from Ventures in August 2025, is earmarked to accelerate this expansion into additional regions like and . Entering international markets has required Ultraviolette to address regulatory hurdles, particularly the European Union's stringent battery regulations under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, which mandate sustainability standards, digital passports for batteries over 2 kWh, and increased recycling targets to promote practices. To comply, the company is adapting its for localized battery production and sourcing in , ensuring alignment with emissions and environmental requirements while minimizing import dependencies.

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