Ultraviolette is clear where its future passes, and this is inexorably united to the creation of a new and complete range of electric models with which to cover the greatest number of possible segments and categories.
That is why, in the last hours, the brand has officially communicated its intentions to make this idea a reality. It will be the Next March 5 When the Indian firm puts on the table the letters with which it will compete within the EV sector in the next seasons.
This will be the new range of ultraviolette electric models
At present, Ultraviolette has two models within its offer: F77 Mach 2 and F77 superstreet. A fact that will change in just a few days when the brand makes us participate in its plan of its Strategic Product Expansion Planas reported from Rush Lane. Within this business itinerary is the creation of a new range of electrical models equipped with the latest avant -garde technology.
Narayan SubramaniamCEO and co -founder of Ultraviolette, says: “Our trip with the F77 was just the beginning. During the last seven years, our unwavering approach in research and development has been fundamental to develop technology for vertical integration into central systems such as battery technology, the propulsion system and security systems. ”
Concludes: “This approach has sat a solid base, which allows us to expand through multiple segments of two -wheeled vehicles at a much faster rate. As we expand to new segments, our goal is to establish new reference points in the industry and accelerate the adoption of electrical mobility in various customer segments. ”
After more than seven years of research and development of new technologies, from Ultraviolette they are fully convinced that this is the exact moment in which they must present their new range of electric models. This would initially be composed of several motorcycle models and a new concept -shaped scooter.
Likewise, the Indian firm advocates a product diversification, with different versions of power and capacity with which to cover the tastes and needs of the user, without losing sensations in the pilot experience.
