Ultraviolette Shockwave Patented In India — Launch Is Expected Soon
A few months ago, the Tesseract scooter and the Shockwave dirtbike were unveiled by Ultraviolette, an EV startup located in Bengaluru. In a single day, the Tesseract surpassed the first 10,000 bookings due to the tremendous response it received. The Shockwave has remained silent up until now, despite the tesseract receiving a lot of news.
Like the KTM 390 Enduro R, the Ultraviolette Shockwave is intended to be a road-legal enduro motorbike. The motorcycle’s concept showed off some intriguing design elements, but in order to save money and improve usability, the real version might leave out many of these elements. A 4kWh battery pack that produces 14.5bhp and has a stated 165km range powers the Shockwave. According to the business, the electric dirtbike can attain a high speed of 120 kmph and accelerate from 0 to 60 kmph in 2.9 seconds.
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The electric dirtbike has dual-channel ABS, six regenerative braking settings, and four traction control modes. The Shockwave has wire-spoke wheels, disc brakes on both ends, and a 19-17 wheel arrangement. The motorbike is supported by a monoshock in the back and telescopic forks up front. Regarding the introduction, Hero’s first electric off-road vehicle is anticipated to face off against the Shockwave when it debuts in India in 2026.
Although Ultraviolette’s Tesseract scooter attracted notice right away, the mysterious Shockwave dirtbike is now taking centre stage. The Shockwave is a road-legal enduro that seeks to fill a similar niche to the KTM 390 Enduro R, while its production version may simplify its design for practicality and cost-effectiveness.
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With a 4kWh battery, it has a solid 14.5 horsepower, a stated range of 165 kilometres, a quick acceleration from 0 to 60 kmph in 2.9 seconds, and a top speed of 120 kmph. With cutting-edge technologies like dual-channel ABS, six regenerative braking levels, and four traction control modes, it guarantees an exciting ride. The 2026 Indian launch of the Shockwave, which has a 19–17 wheel arrangement and a sturdy suspension, could pave the way for an exciting electric off-roader competition, possibly with Hero’s next model.
Ultraviolette is drawing notice for its audacious idea as well as its design. The brand is popularly regarded as the “Tesla of electric motorcycles” in India thanks to models like the F77 and up-and-coming ideas like Shockwave and Tesaract.
