The F77, India's first domestically produced all-electric sports bike, was introduced by Bengaluru-based startup Ultraviolette Automotive. The F77 was created and built in Bengaluru with the support of business veterans like the TVS Auto Group. It has several innovative technical elements, including a set of highly dense lithium-ion power packs that are considerably lighter than regular ones. The latest Ultraviolette F77 has some fantastic things to offer that you ought to know :
Design
A single-pod headlamp at the front, a fiber cover covering the front forks, an aerodynamic shape covering the battery, and divided seats are some of the contemporary design elements of the revolutionary F77 electric motorbike. It will have sporty aesthetics and a handle that clips on for a dedicated rider's area. The F77's high-set tail portion, which gives it an edgy appearance, emphasizes its athletic style. The F77's components, aside from the sizable electric powertrain and battery storage inside the frame, are found on a typical gasoline-powered motorbike. The front of the bike has a USD fork, while the back has a mono-shock with preload adjustment. The Ultraviolette team developed the forged alloy wheels.
Performance
In terms of the drivetrain configuration, the Ultraviolette F77 battery-powered motorbike is fitted with a potent electric powertrain that can produce 33.52 horsepower at 2,250 rpm and a maximum torque of 90 Nm. The Ultraviolette F77 electric motorbike can accelerate from a complete stop to 60 km/h in just 2.9 seconds and 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds owing to its highly developed & modified motor configuration. Per the official site of Ultraviolette, the maximum speed of the Ultraviolette F77 electric motorbike is 147 km/h. These configurations make the bike the fastest electric motorcycle ever launched in India up until now. It is one of the most powerful sports e-bikes in the Indian Market, & coming from a startup achieves a whole new level.
Battery & Range
Three lithium-ion batteries, rated at 4.2kW, will be used in Ultraviolette's first electric motorbike. A stack of three detachable lithium-ion batteries within a tray spring out of the bonnet at the push of a switch in a sci-fi-like way. Ultraviolette claims that each battery pack is among the most powerful batteries on the planet and has been patented. Each battery is IP67-rated, and it is just 8.5kg. The e-bike has an outstanding 158 kg curb weight, which may be attributed to the batteries alone, significantly reducing weight. According to Ultraviolette, the battery packs have undergone endurance testing while transported across rugged terrain. The batteries have a CPU, memory, wifi module, and GPS. The battery's stated IDC range is an all-time best of 307 kilometers on a fully charged battery. The portable home charger's typical charging time to fully charge the batteries is 5 hours. Based on the chosen riding modes, the range will change. Sports, Insane, and Eco are the offered riding modes. Additionally, the company's fast charger can fully recharge the batteries in 1 hour & 30 minutes.
Modern Features
Complete LED technology and a 5-inch TFT touch dashboard with Bluetooth and LTE connection will be among the F77's contemporary highlights. In addition, the unit will function with specific mobile applications that will be accessible on Android and iOS. This will display various data, including the max lean degree, acceleration, and tracking accidents and falls. Additionally, it gains from the Find my vehicle security function. According to Ultraviolette, the price increased because of the touchscreen display like the one on the Ather 450X. A nine-axis Sensor system for ride assessment, automated battery chamber ejection, geofencing, wireless start-stop, fault notification, and other capabilities are also available on the F77.
Price & Availability
Customers may pick from three variations of the Ultraviolette F77, including Airstrike, Shadow, and Laser, and can opt to add a choice of extras, including saddlebags. It also comes in range-based variants - The Original and the Recon. The F77 costs between Rs 3 and Rs 3.25 lakh on the road. The firm aims to ensure that buyers get a motorbike devoid of bugs. Therefore parts like the switchgear, for example, still need to be completed. You can make a booking while signing up on their official site & choosing the configuration you like— the booking costs around Rs 25000.
