Ultraviolette launches F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycle: Features, price, availability
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Ultraviolette on Friday (January 31, 2025) launched the F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycle in India for the street riding.

The F77 SuperStreet comes with a 10.3 kWh battery pack and delivering a peak power output of 30 kW, offering a 100 Nm of peak torque. The F77 SuperStreet can reach from 0 to 60 km/hr in 2.8 seconds, the company claims.

The electric motorcycle promises a top speed of 155 km/hr, and an IDC range of 323 kms.

The F77 SuperStreet has a 3-level traction control system for stability across diverse riding conditions. Moreover, it comes with 10 levels of regenerative braking for efficiency.

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It also features Dynamic Stability Control (UV DSC) that modulates regenerative braking levels with ABS to ensure complete control and stability during mild, active, or panic braking.

Its Hill Hold feature ensures unwavering stability, effortlessly keeping the motorcycle in position without the need for constant brake application.

The F77 SuperStreet is also outfitted with Delta Watch that alerts riders of any encroachment attempt on their motorcycle.

Ultraviolette also announced a new range of accessories like Aero Discs, Tank Grips, Lever Guards, TPMS, Puncture Kit, Screen Guard, Top Box, Soft Panniers, Hard Panniers, and a Type 2 Charging Interface.

The company’s AI, Violette A.I, has been designed to offer connectivity features like Movement, Fall and Towing Alerts, Remote Lockdown, Crash Alert, Daily Ride Stats, and an Anti Collision Warning System.

The Ultraviolette F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycle comes in tow variants; the F77 SuperStreet and F77 SuperStreet Recon.

It is available at an introductory price starting at ₹ 2,99,000 across India. The F77 SuperStreet comes in Turbo Red, Afterburner Yellow, Stellar White and Cosmic Black colours.

Booking is live on the company’s website. The deliveries are expected to start in March 2025.