Ultraviolette Launches X-47 Venom Electric Motorcycle at Rs 2.65 Lakh
Bengaluru-based electric mobility manufacturer Ultraviolette launched the new X-47 Venom electric motorcycle in India at an introductory starting price of 2.65 lakh rupees. The introductory pricing structure applies to the first 5,000 reservation holders, with official bookings commencing on October 22 and customer deliveries scheduled for November 2026. Built on Ultraviolette's newly engineered VX-100 high-voltage architecture, the performance motorcycle accelerates from zero to 100 kmph in 5.9 seconds. The motorcycle achieves a manufacturer-claimed driving range of 343 kilometres on a single charge evaluated under the Indian Driving Cycle test regime.
Official manufacturer releases from Ultraviolette Automotive confirmed the launch of the X-47 high-performance electric street crossover motorcycle with radar intelligence, according to Ultraviolette Automotive.
The X-47 Venom is eligible for an extendable warranty covering up to 8,00,000km, as stated by Ultraviolette.
Ultraviolette confirmed it will launch the X-47 Venom in Europe at EICMA 2026 in Milan on November 3, according to India Today.
High-Voltage Platform Architecture and Powertrain Specifications
The dedicated 100-volt VX-100 platform introduces integrated modifications across the battery module, electric motor, and electronic controller to maximize energy efficiency and reduce curb mass. With the implementation of the VX-100 structural chassis, the complete X-47 Venom motorcycle weighs 180 kilograms. The powertrain incorporates a newly designed Light Fury electric motor operating at speeds up to 9,000 revolutions per minute utilizing advanced soft magnetic components. The traction motor generates a peak mechanical output of 30 kilowatts, equivalent to approximately 40 brake horsepower, alongside 550 Newton-metres of torque at the driven wheel.
Battery Pack Density, Usable Capacity, and Charging Protocols
The flagship configuration incorporates an SRB-11 battery pack delivering 11 kilowatt-hours of usable electrical capacity alongside an entry 7 kilowatt-hour option. The energy storage architecture is fully compatible with 12-kilowatt direct-current fast-charging stations for accelerated roadside replenishment.
The X-47 Venom is up to 20kg lighter than the X-47 Crossover.
Consumer Operating Economics and Comparative Fuel Expenditure
Ultraviolette stated that engineering calculations indicate a roughly tenfold reduction in overall running costs compared to conventional internal combustion motorcycles. The company illustrated that spending 1,000 rupees on commercial petrol yields roughly 10 litres of fuel sufficient for approximately 300 kilometres of travel.
Digital Cockpit Instrumentation and Advanced Rider Assistance
In the cockpit, the performance electric motorcycle features a high-definition 7-inch TFT touchscreen display integrated with front and rear recording cameras. The digital system is paired with rear radar sensors to deliver real-time rider assistance warnings and environmental monitoring across busy urban corridors. The motorcycle combines electronic rider assists with lightweight chassis dynamics to compete against international entry-level performance motorcycles in India.