Ultraviolette Automotive, an India-based manufacturer specializing in high-performance electric vehicles, has announced the price of its F77 electric motorcycle ahead of its launch in the Nepalese market. Scheduled to launch in Nepal by mid-April, the F77 electric motorcycle will be priced at an introductory Rs 9.99 Lakh for the first 30 customers.

In our market, the F77 will be available in a single variant, the F77 Recon. The futuristic and sporty-looking F77 comes equipped with a smooshed-in LED headlamp, clip-on handlebars and a 5″ TFT display. The F77 Recon is powered by a 10.3 kWh battery pack to provide a range of 307 km (IDC) on a single charge. The F77 Recon’s electric motor develops 29 kW (38.8 bhp) and 95 Nm. The electric motorcycle does 0-60 kmph in 3.1 seconds and 0-100 kmph in 8 seconds. The top speed is rated at 147 km/h.

The F77 Recon also features three distinct ride modes – Glide, Combat, and Ballistic – each tailored to offer varying power outputs and range capabilities. Moreover, the F77 comes packed with advanced features including a 5-inch TFT instrument cluster with Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity, adaptive dash lighting, ride analytics, all-LED lighting, a 9-axis IMU, preload adjustable suspension, regenerative braking, and dual-channel ABS. The F77 Recon will be available in three color options – Supersonic Silver, Stealth Grey and Plasma Red.

The F77 Recon sits on a steel trellis with an aluminium bulkhead frame. It gets 41mm USD front forks with preload adjustment and a rear monoshock. Braking duties are handled by hydraulic disc brakes with dual-channel BOSCH ABS.  With dimensions measuring a 1,340mm wheelbase, 160mm ground clearance, and 800mm seat height, the F77 promises both agility and comfort for riders. The F77 Recon’s kerb weight stands at 207 kg.

The F77 has already captivated the attention of consumers in India with its futuristic design and outstanding performance, laying a solid foundation for its successful entry into the global market including Nepal. The F77 will be launched in the Nepalese market by mid-April.