‘Battery Flex’ plan launched for Ultraviolette X-47, now you can buy electric bike at a lower price
Electric mobility is becoming increasingly popular in India and many companies are introducing new innovative models in this direction. In this series, Ultraviolette Automotive has introduced a special Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model for its new electric motorcycle X-47, which the company has named Battery Flex.
The aim of this new scheme is to reduce the initial cost of electric bikes so that more and more people can be attracted towards electric mobility. Under this plan, customers can avail the bike and battery in different payment models, making buying a bike more affordable than before.
The price of the bike starts from only ₹ 1.49 lakh
With the Battery Flex plan, customers can buy the Ultraviolette X-47 motorcycle at a starting price of around ₹1,49,000.
In this model the cost of the battery has been taken out of the price of the bike. For the battery, customers will have to take a subscription plan, which starts at ₹2,499 per month. The company is also offering a 5-year warranty on the battery pack, providing customers with reliable performance for a long period.
In this arrangement the bike is purchased outright, while the battery pack is financed under a subscription model. Its advantage is that the customer does not have to spend a large amount initially and the cost of the battery can be paid in easy installments over time.
Financing Partnership with Ecofy
To make this initiative successful, Ultraviolette has partnered with a non-banking financial company (NBFC) named Ecofy. This company is especially known for promoting climate-positive and environment-friendly technologies.
The aim of this collaboration is to make electric vehicles accessible to more and more people. Through financing support, the company hopes that more customers will move towards purchasing electric bikes.
X-47 introduced in the adventure-touring segment
In terms of design, the Ultraviolette X-47 is projected as an adventure-touring electric motorcycle. Its design language looks quite aggressive and futuristic.
Key features of the design include:
. F77 inspired futuristic LED headlamp
. Angular body design which gives it a sporty look
. Comfortable single-piece seat
. Windscreen for better aerodynamics
. Strong cast aluminum chassis
Apart from this, the company has also introduced a special Desert Wing Edition in the lineup, which has been designed keeping in mind the customers who like adventure riding.
Radar based advanced technology
Ultraviolette has made full use of modern technology in this bike. It has a radar-based assistance system named UV HyperSense developed by the company.
The system offers a variety of safety and riding assistance features, such as:
. 150-degree front view
. 68-degree rear vertical view
. Object tracking up to 200 meters
Apart from this it includes many smart safety features:
. Rear collision alert
. lane change assist
. overtake warning
. Dual-channel ABS
. Four-level traction control
. Nine-level regenerative braking
. Dynamic Stability Control
. tow alert system
All these features make riding more safe and controlled.
Strong battery and great performance
The Ultraviolette X-47 has a 10.7 kWh battery pack, which is coupled with a powerful electric motor. This motor generates power of about 40 horsepower and torque of 610 Nm.
According to the company, the key performance features of the bike are as follows:
. IDC Range: Approximately 323 kilometers on a single charge
. 0 to 100 km/h: approx 8.1 seconds
. Top Speed: Approx 145 km/h
For charging, it has a 1.6 kW onboard air-cooled charger, which is equipped with surge protection and earth-leakage protection.
The Ultraviolette X-47 electric motorcycle introduces a new and unique model to the Indian market. Through the Battery-as-a-Service based Battery Flex scheme, the company is trying to make electric bikes more accessible and affordable.
With a low starting price, long range, modern safety technology and adventure-touring design, this bike can become a strong option in the Indian electric motorcycle segment.