Ultraviolette Concept X

Ultraviolette Automotive has filed a design patent for the production version of the Concept X electric bike.

Ultraviolette Automotive is set to launch its second electric motorcycle by the end of 2025, potentially based on the Concept X showcased at EICMA 2024. The new model, likely India's first electric road-biased adventure bike, will feature a sharp, futuristic design with aggressive creases, a muscular stance, and a more upright, relaxed riding posture compared to the F77. Notable changes include the lack of a full fairing, a single-piece handlebar, and split rear passenger grab handles. The bike will also sport knuckle guards, a single-piece seat, and a beak-like extension in front of the headlight, commonly seen on adventure bikes.

The bike will likely share elements with the F77 Mach 2, including the battery placement, which is positioned to maintain a low center of gravity and stable handling. It will have an inverted fork, a monoshock, and 17-inch wheels at both ends. Disc brakes will be present at both ends, with a possible touchscreen TFT display featuring Bluetooth connectivity and navigation.

Though the battery capacity and range are not officially confirmed, it is expected to use a similar battery pack as the F77, offering a claimed range of around 323 km per charge. The new bike is likely to be priced slightly lower than the F77 Mach 2, which falls between Rs 2. 99 lakh and 3. 99 lakh, making it an accessible option in the expanding Indian electric motorcycle market.