Ultraviolette F77: a good and practical electric motorcycle, at a bargain price

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We are used to seeing electric motorcycles of acceptable price, but with bad finishes, bad designs and poor performance, or quite the opposite, but at prices that make them unattainable for most.

However, from India comes this interesting Ultraviolette F77, with a beautiful design (which reminds us a little of the KTM Duke) and with a lot of torque, good performance and a more than reasonable autonomy, but at a price more than good.

The Ultraviolette F77 was born from the association of Ultraviolette with the Indian giant TVS that, among other things, works for BMW to make the G310 range.

It is manufactured in three versions: Lightning, Shadow and Laser. The Ultraviolette F77 has 37 hp and no less than 450 Nm of torque, with which it accelerates from 0 to 60km / h in 2.9 seconds and from 0 to 100km / h in 7.5 s. The maximum speed announced is almost 150 km / h.

It has three selectable driving modes: Eco, Sports and Insane (madness), which promises great moments.

The screen is touch, color, and the batteries are lithium-ion and come in three removable modular packages, making it easy to upload them home to charge.

They promise an autonomy of between 130 and 150 km and with fast charging charger they can be 100% in 90 minutes.

If in the rear suspension we find a single-shock absorber directly to the swingarm, without connecting rods, in front there is an adjustable inverted fork, such as the shock absorber. The battery self-recharges when braking.

We leave you the price for the end: £ 3,464, that is € 4,120. The price of a 125.

Some time ago we informed you that TVS had partnered to produce an interesting electric motorcycle: there you have it.