Ultraviolette will begin test drives of F77 in September 2022.
Ultraviolette, a Bangalore-based electric two-wheeler manufacturer, created quite a stir with its F77 electric motorcycle. The motorcycle has been in development for the past two years and is aimed at enthusiasts. Ultraviolette has now hosted a test ride event for the pilot community. On India’s 75th Independence Day, the event was held at the TAAL (Taneja Aerospace and Aviation Ltd.) airfield. Some members of the Indian aremd forces attended the event and test-rode the production-spec version of the F77 electric motorcycle.
According to Ultraviolette, the F77 is inspired by aviation design and engineering. The commercial launch of the Ultraviolette F77 appears to be a few months away, with the manufacturer beginning public test rides in September 2022. The F77 was designed from the start to be a high-performance electric motorcycle.
The test pilots were given several opportunities to experience various F77 parameters such as torque, acceleration, handling, and braking. The motorcycle has been tested in various terrains to ensure that it can withstand the various climatic conditions in India.
With its aerodynamic yet aggressive styling, the F77 stands out. It will be available in three different colours. There are three types of attacks: airstrike, shadow, and laser. It has a TFT LCD display that shows all of the important information about the motorcycle. The kerb weight of the motorcycle is 158 kg, which is quite low. The seat height is 800 mm, so it should be suitable for the majority of people.
There will be three battery packs and the riding range will vary between 130 km to 150 km. The battery pack can be charged in 5 hours if using a standard charger or 1.5 hours using the fast charger. The electric motor is capable of producing 33.5 hp of max power and 90 Nm of peak torque. It has a claimed top speed of 147 kmph. The motorcycle can hit 0-60 kmph in 2. (Stromectol) 9 seconds and the100 kmph mark in 7.5 seconds.
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