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Ultraviolette to unveil F77 e-bike at EICMA

New product platforms to be shown as well.

By Dinshaw Magol, Autocar India calendar 31 Oct 2023 Views icon3033 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Ultraviolette to unveil F77 e-bike at EICMA

The EICMA trade show is perhaps the single largest event when it comes to the two-wheeler world and is going to be held in Milan, Italy from November 7 – 12. And this year Bengaluru-based startup, Ultraviolette Automotive, will be present at the show.  

At the show, Ultraviolette will showcase the ‘international-spec’ F77 e-bike. We have reached out to the company for the differences between the Indian model and the international version, and we’ve been told that further details will be shared at the event itself. In fact, the company claims it will be launching the F77 in European markets at the famed trade show. 

Besides the international-spec F77, the company will also showcase ‘new product platforms’. Ultraviolette’s stand is located at Hall 22P, Stand Q20. Besides the motorcycle, UV will also have a tech demonstration and merchandise at its stand.

We have put the Ultraviolette F77 through its paces in the real world, and to read our road test review, tap here.

 



     

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