Ultraviolette Crashes the Mass Market with Tesseract Scooter and Shockwave Motorcycle

Ultraviolette electric vehicles India

March 5th, 2025

In a bold move that signals the next wave of electric mobility, Bengaluru-based Ultraviolette Automotive has shattered its niche performance motorcycle image by launching two game-changing electric vehicles that promise to electrify India’s two-wheeler landscape.

Breaking Boundaries: More Than Just Performance

Known for its record-breaking F99 prototype and premium F77 motorcycle, Ultraviolette is now charging into mainstream markets with the Tesseract scooter and Shockwave motorcycle. These aren’t just new models – they’re a strategic invasion of the mass-market electric vehicle segment.

Tesseract: Urban Commuting Reimagined

The Tesseract urban scooter isn’t just another electric two-wheeler. Priced at an introductory ex-showroom rate of Rs 1.45 lakh (with initial buyers getting it for Rs 1.20 lakh), it packs a punch with:

  • 261 km IDC range
  • Top speed of 125 kmph
  • 0-60 kph acceleration in just 2.9 seconds
  • Advanced features like front and rear radar technology
  • Generous 34-liter boot space

Shockwave: Adventure Meets Electrification

For adventure enthusiasts, the Shockwave light motorcycle offers a thrilling alternative:

  • Weighing just 120 kg
  • Peak output of 14.7 hp
  • 505 Nm torque
  • 120 kph top speed
  • 165 km IDC range
  • Priced at Rs 1.75 lakh (introductory offer at Rs 1.5 lakh)

Market Context and Expansion

With electric vehicle penetration in the scooter segment hovering around 13-14%, Ultraviolette’s entry comes at a critical time. The company already has a presence in 13 Indian cities and has begun exports to European markets like Germany, Italy, and France.

What Sets Them Apart

Unlike many electric vehicle startups, Ultraviolette isn’t just competing on price. They’re challenging the market with high-performance, feature-rich vehicles that promise to change perceptions about electric mobility.

Booking Details:

  • Bookings open now
  • Deliveries expected in Q1 2026
  • Special prices for first 1,000 buyers

As traditional manufacturers like Royal Enfield and Hero MotorCorp gear up for their electric entries, Ultraviolette is already several steps ahead, transforming from a niche performance brand to a potential mass-market disruptor.

The future of electric mobility has just accelerated.