This Motorbike From India Is Ready To Enliven The Competition For Electric Vehicles

Electric vehicle manufacturer from India, Ultraviolette released its newest electric motor, F77. (doc Ultraviolette)

JAKARTA - Electric vehicle manufacturer from India, Ultraviolette released its newest electric motor, F77. Carrying a sporty and dashing design, F77 is one of India's most anticipated electric motors.

After always displaying concept motorcycles in recent years, Ultraviolette finally released F77 which will become electric motorcycles for mass sale. Of course, the F77 received a positive response and enthusiasm.

The F77 is equipped with pointed LED lights, paired with long side panels and aerodynamics and an aggressive back and sporty body.

For the power spent, F77 produces 300 cc to 400 cc of power. This motorbike is of course equipped with a battery with a capacity of 7.1 kWh and a 27 kW electric motor or the equivalent of 36 dk.

There are also two other variants, namely Recon and Special. Each variant of different power is issued. For Recon, it can emit 29 kW or 39 dk. Meanwhile, Special, can issue 30.2 kW or 41 dk of power. Both types have the same battery capacity, namely 10.3 kWh.

The motorbike can produce a maximum distance of 206 km with a single charge. For speed, F77 can go up to 140 km/hour.

These three versions have a reverse forfuge and a monoshock behind, and all of them have a steel trellis framework. Preload adjustments are included at the front of the Recon and Special models, this is for motorists to perfect the suspension settings to suit their tastes.

However, these three types use the same braking system, which consists of a 320mm front disk and a 230mm rear disk mounted on a 17-inch rim. The F77 uses a Metzeler tire measuring 110/70 on the front and 150/60 on the back.

As for the price, Ultraviolette F77 is pegged at a standard version of 4,613 US dollars (Rp70 million), 5,523 US dollars (Rp84 million) according to Recon, and 6,677 US dollars (Rp102 million) special versions.