The brand’s first electric scooter, the Ultraviolette Tesseract, will be offered for sale alongside the F77 electric motorcycle.
Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer Ultraviolette has unveiled its first electric scooter, the Tesseract. This new and advanced scooter completes the brand’s entry into the EV space, with an introductory cost of Rs 1.2 lakh (ex-showroom) for the first 10,000 customers. Besides the Tesseract, Ultraviolette also disclosed its plans for global expansion, especially in European markets, and the SuperNova charging network expansion. Here’s taking a closer look at Ultraviolette’s latest offering.
Bold Design
The Ultraviolette Tesseract grabs eyeballs with its aviation-inspired design language inspired by combat helicopters. Its cuts, creases, and angular patterns take up so much of the bodywork that it has an aggressive, futuristic appearance. Modern appeal: The front apron is fitted with floating DRLs and dual LED projector headlamps.
The angular design carries on well into the scooter’s sides and rear, creating a sense of continuity in the aesthetics of the scooter. Not only are those three unique paint schemes available—Desert, Stealth Black and Sonic Pink—but each enhances the sporty demeanor. Its aggressive exterior design helps the Tesseract stand out in the streets.
Packed Features
Every modern-day rider’s expectations are met, or rather exceeded, as Ultraviolette has provided a smorgasbord of features that come with the Tesseract. The tech-heavy package revolves around a 7 TFT touchscreen that features everything from onboard navigation to ride analytics and vehicle diagnostics. In addition, this scooter comes with a pretty good 34-liter underseat storage space, making its practicality for daily use pretty high.
Enhanced rider assistance technologies put safety at the forefront. The first one is the front and rear RADAR system in Tesseract used for blind spot detection, collision avoidance and overtake alerts. it also includes lane change assist, rear collision alert, and an in-built Dashcam. The haptic feedback on the handlebar makes it even better and provides alerts directly to the rider.
Performance Power
It’s not all looks and features, though — the Ultraviolette Tesseract is also a serious performer. The maximum output of the electric motor is 20 horsepower, making it one of the more powerful scooters in its class. First, this means quick acceleration, and the Tesseract will achieve 0 to 80 kmph in 2.9 seconds.
The Tesseract is built as a great urban commuter while also being amazing for highway runs, with the usual limit of 125 kmph. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just riding for the fun of it, the scooter delivers not excessive amounts of power, keeping both the high and humble users happy.
Extended Range
The Tesseract’s most notable feature is also its greatest: The sheer range. It provides an IDC-certified range of 261 kilometers on a full charge, which solves the range anxiety issue for potential EV customers. This gives the Tesseract a range for long rides, or even daily commutes, without the need for constant recharging.
Ultraviolette has retained a keen focus on efficiency and durability with its powertrain. That being said, its battery and motor complement each other and help the scooter maintain a steady performance throughout its life in the EV segment.
Charging Network
In tandem with the Tesseract launch, Ultraviolette also announced an expansion of its SuperNova charging network. The project seeks to increase the availability of stations charged,. Jun’20 to Oct’23 ensuring an easier ownership experience across India.
Ultraviolette aims to offer a comprehensive and powerful charging ecosystem for its users. It forms part of the company’s initiative to encourage electric mobility adoption throughout the country.
Safety Innovations
The Tesseract sets a new bar for safety in the electric two-wheeler space. Equipped with RADAR-based systems, it offers real-time data to prevent accidents and is one of the safest scooters on the road. The rider blind spot monitoring system makes sure that riders are aware of vehicles in their blind spot, while collision avoidance and overtake alerts work to mitigate crashes.
The built-in Dashcam writes video, which may also come in handy during incidents, while the lane change assist helps the rider maneuver safely. These innovations have resulted in a new benchmark for rider safety with Tesseract.
Future Expansion
Ultraviolette has ambitious plans for the future. The company also plans to enter the European market, bringing its innovative electric vehicles to international audiences. The move underlines Ultraviolette’s ambition to be a global player in the electric two-wheeler market. He says that the brand will also be doubling down on ”starting more products and building out India’s infrastructure.” Jumpstarting its EV journey with the Tesseract, Ultraviolette seems to be well-poised to create a dent in this space.
Competitive Pricing
The Introductory Price of Rs 1.2 Lakh makes Ultraviolette Tesseract a strong contender in the EV segment. By offering competitive pricing, the Tesseract becomes an appealing choice for consumers seeking a higher-end and feature-rich electric scooter without breaking the bank.
The Tesseract is an economic bargain given its advanced features, including its bold design and impressive range. This keen pricing is only for the early adopters as a price hike will come into play after the sale of the initial 10,000 units.
Segment Leader
With the Tesseract, Ultraviolette has set its sights on disrupting the electric scooter segment in India. Its iconic design, tech features and performance make it an ideal choice for customers as well.” The focus on safety and range suggests it’s intended for both city commuters and long-distance riders.
In a remarkable change, the Tesseract is pioneering the upstream EV with its mix of style, functionality, and innovation. This will also be an addition to Ultraviolette’s current portfolio, which includes the widely popular F77 electric motorcycle, giving the brand a pretty wide range of offerings.
Who Should Buy
One potential rival is the Ultraviolette Tesseract, which would be a worthy entry for that closely packed pint-sized segment catering to the spirited, safety and tech-savvy college-age set. A dream for everyday commutes, pleasure riding, or extended trips with its powerful motor and long-range and hi-tech features.
If you’re in the market for a futuristic electric scooter that marries style with substance, the Tesseract is a solid option. While it’s aggressive in design and its feature set is on the premium side, there are features like its expected 0-60 time of around jaguar pace that are sure to have you genuinely embracing a world where you don’t need gas anymore.
Ultraviolette Tesseract: The Next Step in the Indian EV Two-Wheeler Landscape This is the enthusiast’s ultimate specification of the next-generation EV they all wanted, with its aviation-inspired aesthetic, high-tech gizmos and a stellar range.
Nurtured with industry-leading cost and proprietary tech, the Tesseract underscores Ultraviolette’s unwavering journey to be a pioneering aspirational player in the transformation of sustainable mobility. The Tesseract is a bold statement about the brand’s future for the human experience of mobility as the brand embarks on a growth journey.
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