Tag - Ultraviolette F99

Key Highlights Record-Breaking Speed: The Ultraviolette F99 has set a new top speed record of 258 KMPH. Indian Innovation: This achievement marks the fastest speed achieved by an Indian-manufactured motorcycle. Cutting-Edge Technology: The F99 features advanced aerodynamics, a carbon-fiber exoskeleton, and a high-performance battery pack. The Ultraviolette F99 electric motorcycle has set a new top speed record of 258 KMPH, making it the fastest motorcycle ever produced by an Indian manufacturer. The record was achieved at the National Automotive Test Tracks (NATRAX) under meticulously controlled conditions. The Ultraviolette F99 combines cutting-edge aerodynamics, state-of-the-art battery technology, and lightweight construction to deliver unmatched performance. The motorcycle features a carbon-fiber exoskeleton and a high-performance 400V battery pack, resulting in a peak output of 90 kW (122 hp) and 972 Nm of torque. Ultraviolette F99 Testing Details The record-setting attempt took place at NATRAX, a high-speed test track designed to ensure safety and accuracy. Expert riders were tasked with extracting the absolute maximum from the Ultraviolette F99. Instruments were carefully calibrated, tyre pressures were set, and the F99 was in perfect running order. The end result was a top speed of 258 KMPH, verified and recognized by the India Book of Records. The F99 managed the 0-100 KMPH sprint in just 3.03 seconds and hit 200 KMPH in 9.21 seconds. The lightweight carbon-fiber exoskeleton and ultra-light 400V battery pack contributed to the motorcycle's impressive performance. The F99 is not a production vehicle yet and will not be available anytime soon. However, there is no other motorcycle in the market that is capable what the F99 has achieved. If launched, the F99 will have no competition at this time. Our Thoughts The Ultraviolette F99’s achievement is a testament to India’s innovation in electric mobility. This record-breaking speed showcases the potential of electric motorcycles to redefine performance benchmarks. We do hope that the F99 goes into production soon and we have a street legal performance electric vehicle. Also Read: 2025 KTM RC 390 continues overseas road testing