Ultraviolette Tesseract electric scooter launched at Rs 1.20 lakh

The new Ultraviolette Tesseract electric scooter has been launched at Rs 1.45 lakh (ex-showroom, India). For the first 10,000 units, the company has announced an introductory price of Rs 1.20 lakh. The company has baked in a lot of tech and features into the Tesseract, including a 7-inch touchscreen TFT display, an integrated dashcam, wireless charging for phone, and much more, with deliveries set to begin in Q1 of 2026.

1. Tesseract has dual-channel ABS, TC and 261km claimed IDC range
2. Deliveries are slated to begin by Q1 2026
3. UV currently has five vehicle platforms

Ultraviolette Tesseract details 

Tech-laden electric maxi-scooter has 250+km range on a single charge

While Ultraviolette hasn’t revealed the Tesseract’s battery capacity, the company claims it has an IDC range of 261km and can manage the 0-60kph sprint in 2.9 seconds. Ultraviolette also claims that with Rs 100 worth of charge, the Tesseract can cover 500km. The Tesseract is rated for 20.4hp, propelling it to a claimed top speed of 125 kph. With the fast charger, it can go from 0-80 percent SOC in less than an hour. 

The Tesseract becomes the only other electric scooter, besides the River Indie, to run on 14-inch wheels. Ultraviolette has also been equipped with dual-channel ABS, traction control and dynamic stability control – the same safety features as the F77. The Tesseract also has a 34-litre boot, and the company claims you can fit a full-face helmet inside. 

On the technology front, the Tesseract comes with a big 7-inch touchscreen TFT display and a handlebar with haptic feedback. It also has front and rear dashcams assisted by radar (a first on an Indian electric scooter) and wireless charging for your smartphone.

The Tesseract can be had in three colours: Desert Sand, Stealth Black and Sonic Pink, with a host of accessories available. The introductory price for the first 10,000 vehicles is Rs 1.20 lakh, after which the Tesseract will set you back by Rs 1.45 lakh. Deliveries of the Tesseract are slated to begin by Q1 2026.