Ultraviolette Automotive took a significant leap forward in its vision for the future of electric two-wheelers at the FastForward 2025 event in Bangalore. As a brand known for its innovation in electric mobility, Ultraviolette unveiled two highly anticipated products—Tesseract, the world’s most advanced electric scooter, and Shockwave, a lightweight motorcycle designed to deliver a thrilling ride. These new offerings mark the company’s expansion into the mainstream two-wheeler segment while reinforcing its reputation for high-performance and futuristic technology.
Founded by Narayan Subramaniam and Niraj Rajmohan, Ultraviolette has rapidly grown into one of the most advanced EV manufacturers in India. After successfully launching the F77, known as ‘The Fastest Indian,’ the company is now focusing on bringing cutting-edge technology, intelligent safety systems, and AI-driven connectivity features to a wider audience.
Tesseract – The Future of Electric Scooters
One of the biggest highlights of the event was the unveiling of Tesseract, Ultraviolette’s first-ever electric scooter, designed to set new industry benchmarks in safety, performance, and convenience. The company emphasized that Tesseract will introduce riders to a new level of intelligent mobility with features such as:
- Integrated radar and dashcam, coupled with Omnisense mirrors that enhance rider safety by providing blind spot detection, lane change assist, overtaking assist, and real-time collision alerts.
- Fast-charging capability, allowing the battery to reach 80% charge in under an hour.
- IDC-certified range of 261 km, making it one of the most efficient electric scooters in its category.
- Peak power output of 15 kW (20 bhp), ensuring top-tier acceleration and smooth city rides.
- 34-liter under-seat storage, ideal for everyday usability.
- 14-inch wheels, designed for stability and control in urban and highway conditions.
To make Tesseract even more appealing, Ultraviolette has introduced an aggressive pricing strategy. The first 10,000 customers can purchase it at an introductory price of ₹1.2 lakh, while the next 50,000 customers will get it for ₹1.3 lakh. Once these initial slots are filled, the final retail price will be ₹1.45 lakh. Pre-bookings have already opened at ₹999, and deliveries are expected to begin in early 2026. Customers will also be able to choose from four distinct color options: Sunburst Sand, Stealth Black, Sonic Pink, and Solar White.
Shockwave – A New Era for Lightweight Electric Motorcycles
Ultraviolette also introduced Shockwave, a performance-oriented electric motorcycle inspired by the thrill of two-stroke bikes. Designed for riders who enjoy lightweight, agile motorcycles, Shockwave delivers exhilarating performance without compromising efficiency. Key specifications include:
- 505 Nm of torque (at the rear wheel), ensuring high acceleration and agility.
- Peak power output of 14.5 bhp (10.8 kW).
- 165 km IDC range, optimized for urban and intercity travel.
- 0 to 60 kmph in just 2.9 seconds, making it one of the fastest motorcycles in its category.
- 19-inch front and 17-inch rear spoked wheels, built for durability and superior handling.
Shockwave is available at an introductory price of ₹1.49 lakh for the first 1,000 customers, with pre-bookings open at ₹999. Deliveries for Shockwave will also begin in early 2026. Riders can select between two color options: Cosmic Black and Frost White.
A Strong Commitment to Technology and Safety
The event also showcased Ultraviolette’s innovations in intelligent mobility and safety. The company has introduced:
- Connected and temperature-controlled riding gear, allowing riders to adapt to weather conditions.
- AI-powered ride analytics and safety features, such as fall detection, remote lockdown, crash alerts, and anti-collision warning systems.
- Aviation-based motor technology, drawing inspiration from the aerospace industry for enhanced performance.
- Voice-based communication systems, ensuring hands-free control and connectivity on the go.
Speaking at the event, Narayan Subramaniam, CEO & Co-founder of Ultraviolette, shared his excitement about the company’s new direction. He emphasized that the Tesseract and Shockwave are not just electric vehicles but symbols of India’s growing strength in cutting-edge research, indigenous technology development, and global innovation. The top-down approach in product development, starting from high-performance motorcycles and moving into mainstream categories, has allowed the company to perfect its core technology before expanding its portfolio.
Niraj Rajmohan, CTO & Co-founder of Ultraviolette, highlighted how advanced safety, AI-driven diagnostics, and real-time connectivity will transform the riding experience for users. He stated that the company is dedicated to creating products that are not just efficient but also elevate safety, convenience, and the joy of riding.
Expansion Plans and Global Market Entry
Ultraviolette has rapidly expanded its presence across 13 cities in India and is now aiming for an even bigger footprint. By 2026, the company plans to be present in 50 cities across India, ensuring that its latest products reach a wider audience.
The company also has its sights set on international markets, particularly in Europe. The UK, Germany, Spain, Portugal, and France have been identified as key focus regions, with Ultraviolette preparing to introduce Tesseract and Shockwave to global customers. With increasing demand for high-performance electric two-wheelers in these regions, the company is well-positioned to compete with established global players.
Paving the Way for India’s EV Future
FastForward 2025 was more than just a product launch—it was a statement about India’s role in the future of electric mobility. Ultraviolette is not only setting benchmarks with advanced technology, competitive pricing, and high-performance EVs, but also proving that India has the capability to lead the global electric vehicle revolution.
With an aggressive growth strategy, a commitment to safety and innovation, and a strong vision for the future, Ultraviolette is poised to redefine the electric two-wheeler landscape. As the company gears up for production and deliveries in 2026, it is clear that Tesseract and Shockwave are just the beginning of a much larger transformation in the EV industry.
Pre-bookings for Tesseract and Shockwave are now live, and early adopters can take advantage of the introductory pricing before the full-scale launch begins in 2026.
