Ultraviolette has taken a significant step forward in its electric mobility journey by securing forty five million dollars in fresh funding from Zoho and Lingotto, the investment firm backed by the group that owns Ferrari. This investment arrives at a crucial moment as the company prepares to accelerate production, expand its reach and introduce new electric motorcycles that aim to redefine performance in the EV two wheeler segment in India and abroad.
The company plans to use the new capital to increase manufacturing capacity for its popular F77 electric sport motorcycle and the recently introduced X47 crossover style bike. These models have already helped Ultraviolette stand out in a competitive market thanks to their strong performance numbers and futuristic design. The fresh funds will also support development of upcoming models that promise even greater innovation and a wider appeal for riders seeking high quality electric mobility.
Ultraviolette is also focusing on strengthening its retail presence across India. It currently operates in several major cities but aims to reach one hundred locations by the middle of twenty twenty six. With growing interest in premium electric motorcycles, this wider availability will give more riders the chance to experience the brand first hand. International expansion is also underway, beginning with the launch of the F77 in the United Kingdom and with plans for more global markets soon.
Although the company reported a loss in the last financial year, its revenue growth and rising demand reflect a strong future outlook. Investors appear confident that with the right scale and product lineup, Ultraviolette can become one of the major names in the premium electric motorcycle space.
This latest funding round marks an important milestone not only for the company but also for the broader EV industry in India.
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