Ultraviolette Tesseract: Price, Variants, Range, Top Speed, Features & More

Ultraviolette Tesseract is a high-end electric maxi-scooter, designed by Bengaluru-based Ultraviolette Automotive. It features sporty design, high performance, sizeable storage and cutting-edge tech. The Tesseract’s unveiling took place in 2025, and it represents a new level of performance and functionality over traditional e-scooters. The Tesseract is currently listed with 3.5kWh, 5kWh and 6kWh battery options, offering claimed IDC ranges of 162km, 220km and 261km, respectively. Ultraviolette says final variant selection and detailed production specifications will be confirmed in Q1 2027. This article will provide complete information about Ultraviolette Tesseract.

Company Overview

A Bengaluru-based company, Ultraviolette Automotive is an Indian Electric Mobility company. The company develops performance-focused electric two-wheelers and is famous for the F77 electric motorcycle.

The Tesseract brings the company into the high-end electric-scooter category. It packs in plenty of battery power, high performance and advanced rider-assistance features and is also as convenient as a maxi-scooter.

On Road Price Variants Wise

The Tesseract was first made available at an introductory price of ₹1.20 lakh to the first 10,000 customers. It was priced at ₹1.20 lakh with an announced regular price of ₹1.45 lakh for the 3.5kWh model. Larger battery sizes are likely to be more expensive. Source: Official Ultraviolette tesseract facebook account.

Final out-on-the-road prices and costs may differ by city, insurance and registration and applicable EV incentives.

Power, Speed & Performance

The Tesseract aims to offer motorbike power in a scooter. According to Ultraviolette, the 0–60km/h time is 2.9 seconds while the maximum speed is 125km/h.

The three choices of batteries provide consumers with the option of either lower cost or extended range. The 5kWh and 6kWh batteries are geared towards those who travel greater distances regularly.

Range

Battery range is a much more critical factor for electric scooters than traditional range. With varying battery sizes, the Tesseract has three different range levels.

The company claims that the 3.5kWh version has a range of 162km and the 5kWh version has a range of up to 220km under claimed test conditions. The company also claims that the 6kWh flagship offers 261km of range.

Depending on traffic, road and weather conditions, rider and load weight and speed, actual range may be reduced.

Charging & Battery

The Tesseract comes equipped with some big batteries, relative to many electric scooters. The designers will use the fast charging property to minimize charging downtime, and the increased battery options will give riders a longer range between charge cycles.

The scooter will also be gaining from the Ultraviolette’s previous high-performance electric powertrain experience.

Interior & Features

The Tesseract receives a new technology-oriented cockpit. With a 7-inch touchscreen TFT display, it offers important information for riding and the connected functions offer navigation and also features that work with the smartphone.

Wireless phone charging and under-seat storage of about 34 litres is another feature of note. Its performance-based design makes it suitable for everyday use even for commuting.

Exterior Design Highlights

The Tesseract has an aggressive and futuristic design. It has narrow body panels, a wide front section and a streamlined shape, making it look like a maxi-scooter.

The design definitely suggests the performance aspect as well, with emphasis on aerodynamics and road presence, especially inspired by Ultraviolette’s approach.

Safety Features

The Tesseract features an advanced safety package, including dual-channel ABS, traction control, HillHold and radar- and camera-based rider-assistance technologies.

These aim to increase the rider’s awareness of traffic situations and offer extra support during braking and maneuvering in different situations, etc.

Ride & Handling

The Tesseract aims for a sporty, yet maxi-scooter comfortable riding experience. It has relatively high top speed, so stability and braking are strong, so the scooter is equipped with dual-disc braking and dual-channel ABS.

Traction control is used to regulate the “instant torque” of the electric motor. The added size and hefted battery also make the scooter see more road for its size.

Competitors Comparison

The Tesseract is in a fairly special place. The developers based the Tesseract on scooter usability and equipped it with a range of advanced technologies and performance upgrades that make it stand out from the competition, unlike most electric scooters in India which gear more towards commuting.

The buyers looking for a high-end electric scooter that can be used in the city and on long trips find the 125km/h top speed and up to 261km claimed range very appealing.

Ownership Cost & Maintenance

The key difference lies in routine mechanical maintenance requirements, as electric scooters tend to require less than petrol scooters, given that they have no engine, engine oil, spark plugs or exhaust system.

Tyres and brakes, suspension and electrical components will need to be checked from time to time on the Tesseract. Long-term ownership will also depend on the health of the battery.

Buying Advice

The 3.5kWh unit would be the smart choice for customers who primarily ride in cities and are looking to get the lowest entry price. It boasts an estimated range of 162km which is enough for most commutes.

The 5kWh version has a great price to range/performance ratio. It will likely be the best one for those who ride for longer periods of time on a regular basis.

The 6kWh is targeted at those who demand the utmost range and don’t care if their price is higher. It has a claimed 261km range making it most appropriate for long-distance electric scooter use.

Verdict

It is a bold electric scooter, which merges performance, range and technology in a way that is not very common in the Indian market. The designers focused on performance, achieving a top speed of 125km/h, a 0-60km/h acceleration time of 2.9 seconds, and a range of up to 261km.

The 3.5kWh version is probably more suitable for urban riders, whereas the 5kWh version strikes the best balance. For those that care more about range, the 6kWh variant is the flagship option.

The most important thing to consider is the final launch and production specification. We advise buyers to wait for final pricing, delivery dates, and production details as we expect to release this in Q1 2027.

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