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Ultraviolette F77 Sets Records: India's First E-Motorcycle To Enter Record Books

By:Reema Bohra
Updated On: September 6, 2023 14:46 IST
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Ultraviolette F77 Sets Records: India's First E-Motorcycle To Enter Record Books

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • F77 entered the record books by covering 6,727 km in 22 days
  • Combat mode saved 270 litres of petrol and 645 kg of CO2 emissions
  • Equipped with three distinct ride modes  Glide, Combat, and Ballistic
  • Features like Bluetooth connectivity and an IMU

Ultraviolette has secured its place in both the India Book of Records and the Asia Book of Records, setting a new milestone for electric motorcycles. The Ultraviolette F77, their high-performance electric bike, accomplished this remarkable feat by covering a staggering 6,727 kilometres in just 22 days. Keep reading for more exciting details! Meanwhile, You can join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Group for all of such latest updates from the automotive industry.

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Ultraviolette F77: Setting Records In India And Asia

The remarkable journey commenced on May 21, 2023, setting out from Chennai. Guiding this extraordinary adventure was Baala Manikandan, who fearlessly navigated treacherous terrains and challenging weather conditions astride his trusty F77 motorcycle. Throughout this expedition, he braved extreme temperatures ranging from scorching +450C to bone-chilling -150C. Over the course of his epic odyssey, he traversed 14 states, all while carrying an additional 55 kg of luggage. The journey reached its triumphant conclusion in Bengaluru on June 12, 2023.

The F77 offers riders three distinct modes: Glide, Combat, and Ballistic, each with its own power and range settings. During the majority of the ride, the Combat mode was primarily utilized. Impressively, Baala's F77 excelled in terms of efficiency, conserving a remarkable 270 litres of petrol compared to what a traditional ICE bike would have consumed on the same journey. This translates into substantial cost savings of over Rs 27,000 while simultaneously reducing CO2 emissions by 645 kg.

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Ultraviolette F77: Variants, Powertrain, And Features

Ultraviolette F77

The Ultraviolette F77 range offers an impressive warranty of up to 8 years or 100,000 km. It has two main variants: the standard one priced at Rs 3.8 lakh (ex-showroom, India) and the Recon variant at Rs 4.55 lakh (ex-showroom, India).

2023 Ultraviolette F77

The Ultraviolette F77 Recon stands out with its mid-mounted 29kW electric motor generating 95Nm of torque and reaching a top speed of 147kmph, making it the fastest electric two-wheeler in India. It's powered by a substantial 10.5kWh battery pack, offering an impressive IDC range of 307km. On the other hand, the standard variant boasts a 27kW motor producing 85Nm of torque and a top speed of 140kmph. It's equipped with a slightly smaller 7.1kWh battery pack, providing a commendable IDC range of 206km.

Ultraviolette F77

The Ultraviolette F77 comes packed with advanced features, including a 5-inch TFT instrument cluster with Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity, all-LED lighting, ride analytics, a 9-axis IMU, and dual-channel ABS for a top-notch riding experience.

Verdict

Whether you crave speed or prioritize sustainability, the F77 has you covered. Its recent record-breaking journey cements its status in India's electric motorcycle landscape. In terms of performance, it can hold its own against gas-powered super sport bikes like the BMW G 310 RR and the TVS Apache RR 310.

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