Fresh off the launch of its X-47 Crossover motorcycle and the UV Crossfade—its first carbon-fibre helmet equipped with radar-based communication—Ultraviolette has accelerated its footprint in Maharashtra by opening six new Experience Centres within just two days. These centres, located in Mumbai’s Andheri, Vashi and Thane, and in Pune’s Shivajinagar, Baner and Kharadi, represent a major leap in the company’s nationwide expansion strategy. Each facility serves as an immersive destination where customers can experience the brand’s innovation, design philosophy, and high-performance electric mobility solutions.
Developed in collaboration with Hallmark Mobility LLP in Mumbai and KHV Mobility LLP in Pune, the new UV Space Stations bring retail and service under one roof. Visitors can explore Ultraviolette’s full lineup—the X-47, the F77 MACH 2, and the F77 SuperStreet—while also accessing test rides, after-sales support, spare parts, and a complete selection of accessories.
Sharing his perspective on the expansion, Narayan Subramaniam, CEO and Co-founder of Ultraviolette, said:“Our goal has consistently been to build products that redefine performance and technology while delivering a dependable ownership experience. With our growing network across Maharashtra and other key regions, we are creating a unified ecosystem where sales, service and advanced technology come together. Each new Space Station reflects our vision of the future of mobility—accessible, sustainable and deeply connected.”
Expressing enthusiasm for the partnership, Kaushik Kothari, Partner at KHV Mobility, remarked:
“We are excited to work with Ultraviolette as we collectively shape the next phase of two-wheeler mobility. Electric vehicles represent the future, and Ultraviolette’s engineering excellence and customer-first approach align perfectly with our values. We look forward to a strong and successful collaboration.”
Ultraviolette’s motorcycles redefine the benchmarks for electric performance. The powertrain delivers 40.2 hp and 100 Nm of torque, enabling acceleration from 0–60 km/h in just 2.8 seconds. A 10.3 kWh battery provides an IDC range of up to 323 km on a single charge. Riders also benefit from a three-stage Traction Control System for consistent grip and stability across diverse terrains. With ten adjustable levels of regenerative braking, efficiency is optimised, extending range and enhancing convenience. The bikes feature Dynamic Stability Control (UV DSC), which pairs ABS with modulated regen braking to maintain control during gentle, active or emergency braking.
The X-47 additionally incorporates UV Radar Intelligence, a system engineered specifically for motorcycle dynamics. It accounts for lean angles up to 20 degrees and adjusts for roll and pitch to maintain accuracy and situational awareness. With this introduction, Ultraviolette becomes the first manufacturer to offer an Advanced Rider Assistance System powered by UV HyperSense. The suite includes four functions—blind spot alerts, lane-change assistance, overtake notifications and rear collision warnings—elevating rider safety to new levels.
Earlier in the year, Ultraviolette also reported strong customer interest in its latest mainstream releases: the Tesseract, touted as the world’s most advanced electric scooter with integrated radar and dashcam supported by Omnisense mirrors; and Shockwave, a performance-oriented electric motorcycle crafted for riders seeking high excitement and cutting-edge engineering.
