The base bike has a 7.1kWh battery and accelerates to 100 kmph in 7.8 seconds. It offers 35.7bhp and a range of 211km on full charge. Furthermore, this variant weighs 197 kg and uses three levels of braking energy recovery. It continues to be the entry point for riders looking to enter the Ultraviolette ecosystem this year. Hence, it serves as a lightweight option for those commuting within the city limits.
The Recon model uses a larger 10.3kWh battery for more power. As per official tests it produces 39.6bhp and can travel 323 km. This version also reaches a top speed of 155 kmph for a faster ride. Furthermore, it has ten levels of regenerative braking for better control. Both the bikes have steel frames and modern digital screens for navigation. Therefore, the higher price covers the significant gains in speed and total distance.
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