Ultraviolette Reveals Its Future Plans; More EVs, Charging Stations & Its Own Racing League Planned

From a small scooter to an ADV tourer and charging network, there’s a lot to look forward to from the EV maker

After making us wait for years, Bengaluru–based EV manufacturer Ultraviolette finally launched the F77 electric motorcycle. But that’s not where Ultraviolette plans to stop as it has pretty ambitious plans for its future including introducing more two-wheelers.

In 2024, Ultraviolette plans on setting up a charger network across the country, similar to the ones that Ather Energy has done, or even Ola Electric for that matter. 

At the F77’s launch, Ultraviolette showcased an animated video of its future plans featuring a small funky scooter, a maxi-scooter and an adventure-tourer. The EV maker plans on adding these products to its lineup by 2025, which seems a little ambitious. However, seeing the capabilities of the F77, we are only excited to see what’s in store for us.

Moving along, by 2030, the company plans on competing in the global electric market and not just be restricted to India.

Lastly, in the same video, Ultraviolette showed us a glimpse of the ‘Ultraviolette Racing League’ which would arrive by 2035. What is that? Well, it looks like something based on the concept of the Tron: Legacy (2010) movie, wherein futuristic electric bikes race along a modular track. But what it could be is something similar to the one-make racing championship concept and that prospect looks quite enticing.

Summing up, the bookings for the F77 open today, and for more details on the same, you can check out our detailed story here.