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Auto Expo: This electric bike rips through the air, speed and price will surprise you

Auto Expo 2023 has started in Greater Noida, adjacent to Delhi. This time here you will get to see such an electric bike, which comes out tearing the air. Its sound also creates disturbance in the silence.

This time in Auto Expo 2023, there is maximum focus on electric vehicles. From electric cars to scooters and motorcycles, everything is in abundance. One of these Bangalore-based company Ultraviolette has also arrived with its super bike.
Ultraviolette has showcased two variants of its superbike F77, Original and Recon. Both these bikes come with many super features. They give a range of 206 km and 307 km respectively in a single charge.

 

Ultraviolette has showcased two variants of its superbike F77, Original and Recon. Both these bikes come with many super features. They give a range of 206 km and 307 km respectively in a single charge.

During road trips to places like Ladakh, this electric bike rips through the air. Where the top speed of the original model is 140 kmph, then people get 147 km max speed in the Recon model.

 

During road trips to places like Ladakh, this electric bike rips through the air. Where the top speed of the original model is 140 kmph, then people get 147 km max speed in the Recon model.

While Ultraviolette's F77 Original has a battery capacity of 7.1 kWh, the Recon has a 10.3kWH battery. There is a warranty of 8 years on these. Both these bikes of the company are available in three colors Supersonic Silver, Stealth Gray and Plasma Red.

 

While Ultraviolette’s F77 Original has a battery capacity of 7.1 kWh, the Recon has a 10.3kWH battery. There is a warranty of 8 years on these. Both these bikes of the company are available in three colors Supersonic Silver, Stealth Gray and Plasma Red.

The original model of Ultraviolette F77 costs Rs 3.80 lakh and the Recon model costs Rs 4.55 lakh. The bike gets fully charged in 9 hours with a standard charger and 3.5 hours with a boost charger.

The original model of Ultraviolette F77 costs Rs 3.80 lakh and the Recon model costs Rs 4.55 lakh. The bike gets fully charged in 9 hours with a standard charger and 3.5 hours with a boost charger.

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