2025 Ultraviolette F77 Superstreet: Features Explained

Quick Highlights

• The Ultraviolette F77 Superstreet was launched last week

• The bike is equipped with Type-2 charging interface

• It is introduced at prices starting Rs 2,99,000(ex-showroom Bengaluru)

Ultraviolette Automotive recently launched the F77 Superstreet in India at an introductory price of Rs 2,99,000 (ex-showroom Bengaluru). The bike is available in two variants: F77 Superstreet and Superstreet Recon. It is offered in four distinctive colour schemes: Turbo Red, Afterburner Yellow, Stellar White and Cosmic Black.

Here’s an overlook on all the features the F77 Superstreet gets: 

The F77 Superstreet is equipped with the Type-2 charging interface that allows it to be charged at AC public charging stations, making the bike more convenient to use. The F77 Superstreet also gets a fully-digital TFT colour display that is integrated with Ultraviolette’s Violette A.I. The Violette A.I works in the background and alerts the rider if the bike is being towed or if it crashes or falls down.

The bike also gets three riding modes: Glide, Combat and Ballistic. These riding modes help less experienced riders manage its performance as well as range better. The bike comes equipped with advanced riding aids like traction control, dynamic stability program and anti-collision warning system. It is equipped with four traction control settings and ten regen settings for the convenience of the rider. It also features ride-by-wire tech, charging limit setting, park-assist and also gets hill-hold assist.

More about the F77 Superstreet:

Ultraviolette Automotive’s F77 Superstreet is offered in two battery pack options: 7kWh battery with 211km range in the Superstreet variant and 10.3kWh battery with 323km range in the Superstreet Recon variant. The bike is driven by a Permanent Magnet AC motor producing 36.2PS and 90Nm in the Superstreet variant, while it produces 40.2PS and 100Nm in the Superstreet Recon variant with a claimed top speed of 155kmph.

The F77 Superstreet’s deliveries will start from March 2025. The bike doesn't have any direct electric rivals but offers a competitive proposition against the bikes like KTM Duke 390 and Apache RTR 310.