The electric revolution in the two-wheeler segment is no longer limited to daily commutes—it has entered the high-performance sports bike arena. Leading the charge is Ultraviolette Automotive, an Indian startup that has created a global buzz with the launch of its Ultraviolette F99 electric sports bike. With 200hp peak power and a range of 180 km, this machine is designed to thrill the youth who crave speed, style, and sustainability.
The highlight of the Ultraviolette F99 is its insane 200 horsepower output, a figure usually associated with liter-class superbikes. This makes it one of the most powerful electric bikes in the world. The bike accelerates with jaw-dropping speed, giving young riders the adrenaline rush of traditional superbikes, but with the futuristic edge of electric technology.
Performance doesn’t come at the cost of practicality. The F99 offers an impressive 180 km range on a single charge, making it ideal not just for the racetrack but also for spirited long rides. The advanced battery management system ensures efficiency, durability, and fast charging—key factors for today’s fast-paced lifestyle.
The bike’s design screams futuristic sportiness with its aerodynamic body, aggressive stance, and lightweight frame. Ultraviolette has drawn inspiration from racing DNA, ensuring that the F99 is not just powerful but also visually striking. From sharp fairings to advanced digital displays, every detail is engineered to attract the new generation of bikers.
The Ultraviolette F99 is more than just a bike—it’s a statement that the future of sports biking is electric, thrilling, and sustainable. With its 200hp power and 180km range, it offers a dream package for youth who want the rush of speed with the responsibility of green riding.
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