Key Highlights
- Ultraviolette new product launch scheduled
- Could be a new F77 variant
- Feature upgrade also expected
Ultraviolette F77 is amongst the most advanced high-speed electric motorcycles in India. It seems the company is now planning to expand this lineup or bring a host of new features during a special event being hosted later this month. Read all the details here:
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New Ultraviolette F77 E-Motorcycle Launching Soon?
Ultraviolette is sending out media invites for an event which is scheduled for April 24, 2024 in India. The two-wheeler EV manufacturer has shared a cryptic note reading ‘Flight Mode’ keeping the details under the wraps for the upcoming product. But this isn’t keeping the rumor mill from guessing what Ultraviolette could have in store for its consumers.
It is being speculated that Ultraviolette is planning to introduce a new special edition of the F77 e-motorcycle. Rumors are also rife that Ultraviolette could release a new OTA update for the F77 on the aforementioned date. With the latest OTA update, the F77 will get a host of a new features. We expect some teasers hinting what exactly the brand is planning in the coming weeks.
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Probablities of Ultraviolette F99 India Launch?
| Ultraviolette F99 | Powertrain |
| Power | 90 kW |
| Top Speed | 265 kmph |
| Acceleration | 0- 100 kmph in 3 seconds |
| Kerb Weight | 178 kg |
Ultraviolette’s next global offering is F99 e-motorcycle which the brand had unveiled recently. Words doing round that the Ultraviolette F99 concept could also be showcased in the country during the April 2024 event. Its availability remains uncertain though. That said, unless Ultraviolette itself teases F99’s arrival, we should take this information as a grain of salt.
To recap, the Ultraviolette F99 is also a high-performance electric motorcycle with an impressive spec-sheet. The F99 official website listing is live revealing a 90 kW peak power and 265 kmph top speed. This high-speed e-motorcycle weighs 178 kg and can make a sprint from 0- 100 kmph in just 3 seconds.
