Ultraviolette shockwave India first electric enduro bike details, specification, price

 India’s First Electric Euro Bike – The Shockwave  

Introducing the Shockwave, India’s first electric motorcycle with Euro-bike engineering, built for both on-road and off-road adventures. With a powerful motor, lightweight frame, and high-performance features, it redefines electric biking in the country.

Ultraviolet shockwave

 Performance & Power  

• Power Output: 14.5 BHP  
• Torque: 505 Nm at the wheel  
• Acceleration: 0-60 km/h in just 2.9 seconds  
• Top Speed: 120 km/h  
• Range: 165 km (Indian Driving Conditions - IDC)  

 Lightweight & Off-Road Ready  

Weighing just 120 kg, the Shockwave is designed for ultimate off-road fun, featuring a rugged high-beak front end, rally-style seat, and high handlebars for superior control on tough terrains. The Shockwave is not just a bike; it’s an experience designed for those who seek thrill and adventure. Whether you’re hitting the trails or cruising through the city, this electric powerhouse ensures a smooth, responsive ride every time.

 Suspension & Handling  

• Front Suspension: 37mm telescopic cartridge-type forks with 200mm travel  
• Rear Suspension: Mono-shock absorber with 180mm travel  

 Wheels & Tyres  

• Front: 19-inch spoke wheel, 90/90-R19 dual-purpose tyre  
• Rear: 17-inch spoke wheel, 110/90-R17 dual-purpose tyre  

 Braking & Safety  

• Front Brake: 270mm disc, dual-piston caliper  
• Rear Brake: 220mm disc, floating single-piston caliper  
• Switchable ABS & 4-Level Traction Control for enhanced safety  

 Technology & Features  

• All-LED lighting with dual-spot LED headlights setup.
• LTE connectivity with Bluetooth & phone pairing.

 Pricing & Availability  

• Introductory Price: ₹1,49,999/- for the first 1,000 buyers  
• Standard Price: ₹1,75,000/-  
• Deliveries Start: Q1 2026  

 Colors & Design  

The Shockwave is available in two striking color options:  

• Electric Yellow with Black  
• White with Red  

With a high-performance electric drivetrain, cutting-edge features, and aggressive adventure styling, the Shockwave is set to revolutionize the Indian biking scene.

That’s interesting! It looks like Ultraviolette is strategically expanding its lineup across multiple segments. The F-series (like the F77) is already known for high-performance electric sport bikes, and the S-series could bring some exciting electric scooters into the market. The L-series for lightweight bikes might target commuters and off-road enthusiasts.

The mystery behind the X and B platforms makes me wonder, could they be developing something innovative like electric adventure bikes, touring models, or even a futuristic EV cruiser? What do you think their next big move will be?