Ultraviolet unveils Tesaract and Shockwave, pioneer innovation and global expansion in electrical mobility

Ultraviolet is defining the city mobile with its latest electric vehicles, Tesaract and shockwave. As sustainable transportation backets are increasingly important, these innovations show the company’s commission to cutting-az technology. Identifying radar-based hazard, intelligent rider-assistant systems and attached TFT display, tesaract and shockwave provide exceptional performance and protection. With the global outlook, Ultraviolet is ready to extend to India and international markets.

Tesrode

TSACT, one of the most advanced electric scooters so far, defines the quality of protection, performance and innovation. Ultraviolet’s CEO and co-founder Narayan Subramaniam confidently called it the best scooter in the world-claim to be strengthened by the scooter’s cutter-e-ej features.

Equipped with integrated radar and dashcam, TSSRAact Blindspot detection, lane-change cisistance, overtaking assistance and real-time collision, providing intelligent rider-hospital functions, it is alert to improve the multi-color LED display features of the LED display features. ScooterTraction controls, dynamic regeneration and a 7 -inch touchscreen TFT display that acts as a command center for its attached features.

TSSERACT is equipped with an integrated radar and dashcam | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Designed for long-distance communating, the Tesrodes Advanced Battery System provides a range of 261 km to a single charge. With a top power output of 20 BHP, it rode on 14 inch wheels, making it well-covered to navigate the challenging street conditions. To ensure dual hydraulic disk, dual-channel ABS and dynamic stability controls in the braking system to ensure the protection protection Across Acros variaous varieties. Its aircraft enhances airline-based motor technology skills and durability.

₹ 1.45 lakh priced prices, TSSRAact will be available at a special starter price for the first 10,000 customers at a price of 1.20 lakh. Bookings are now open, and delivery will begin in January 2026,

Shockwave

Shockwave | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

In addition to the tesrode, Ultraviolet has unveiled shockwave, a lightweight electric motorcycle that combines the thrill of classic bi-stroke motorcycling with electrical facilities. For riders who look for excitement and pleasant performances, it contains a high-pearformance motor that enables acceleration of acceleration and 120 km/h.

Only 120 kilograms of wising, Shockwave stands in the E-endoro motorcycle section for its exceptional lightweight design, making it extremely humane and perfect for extreme fertility and off-road adventures. The bike is equipped with dynamic regeneration technology, an intelligent traction control system and an associated TFT display that provides real-time ride analysis and navigation assistance.

Shockwave can accelerate from 0-60 km/h in just 2.5 seconds. , Photo credit: special arrangements

The rear wheel is 14.5 BHP and with a significant 505 Nm torque, shockwave is accelerated in just 2.9 seconds from 0-60 km/h. Its extended suspension travel makes it suitable for dirt track and off-road riding. With a range of 165 km per charge, it removes the perfect balance between performance and practicality.

Shockwave prices ₹ 1.75 lakh, with a special starter price of 1.50 lakhs for the first one thousand customers. Bookings are now open, the delivery is scheduled on January 2026.

Global desire

Outside of Tesaract and Shockwave, the ultraviolet cuts the boundaries of the rider protection and facilities with the invention of the cutting-road. These include radar-based hazard detection, intelligent rider protection system, voice-auctional communication and temperature-controlled riding gear. The use of airline-based motor technology further enhances the efficiency and durability of both models.

As part of its ambius growth technique, Ultraviolet plans to extend India’s presence to India, its footprints have increased from 13 CIT to 50 sites to fi fi fi fi fi fi fi fi 2026. Its sights in global markets including the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Portugal and France.

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