Ultraviolette Tesseract: India’s First Radar-Equipped E-Scooter at an Affordable Price

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Ultraviolette is making waves in the electric two-wheeler space, unveiling not just one but two exciting new models. Among them, the Tesseract stands out as the brand’s first-ever electric scooter, packed with high-tech features and futuristic design. Priced at INR 1,20,000 (US$1,380) for early buyers, this e-scooter is set to hit Indian roads in early 2026.

Bold Design That Stands Out

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Unlike most scooters with smooth, subtle curves, the Tesseract sports a bold, aggressive design. It features a wide apron with a sleek LED headlight, 14-inch tires, and a sculpted rear end, making it a real head-turner. It’s available in four striking colors: Sonic Pink, Desert Sand, Solar White, and Stealth Black.

Smart & Safe: A Tech-Packed Ride

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The Tesseract isn’t just about looks. It comes with an impressive 7-inch TFT touchscreen, along with dual dashcams (front and rear), wireless charging, haptic feedback on the handlebars, and built-in navigation. Safety is also a priority, with dual-channel ABS, traction control, hill-hold assist, and dynamic stability control.

The real game-changer? Integrated radar and Omnisense mirrors, making it the first scooter in its segment with advanced safety tech. These mirrors provide real-time alerts for blind spots, fast-approaching vehicles, and lane-change assistance—features usually found in high-end cars.

Performance & Range Options

Under the hood, the Tesseract is powered by a 15 kW (20.1 hp) motor, delivering a top speed of 125 km/h (77.6 mph). It can go 0-60 km/h in just 2.9 seconds and charges from 0% to 80% in under an hour.

Buyers can choose from three battery options:

• 3.5 kWh – 162 km (100 miles) IDC range
• 5 kWh – 220 km (136.7 miles) IDC range
• 6 kWh – 261 km (160 miles) IDC range

With these numbers, the Tesseract rivals even Ola Electric’s S1 Pro+, one of India’s top e-scooters.

Pricing & Availability

Ultraviolette is keeping the pricing competitive. The first 10,000 buyers get the Tesseract at INR 1,20,000 (US$1,380). The next 50,000 buyers will pay INR 1,30,000 (US$1,500), and after that, the standard price will be INR 1,45,000 (US$1,670). The company will also introduce mid and top-tier variants by late 2025.

A three-year/75,000 km warranty comes as standard, with an option to extend it for up to two million kilometers—a bold move in the EV industry.

The Future of E-Scooters

With brands like Suzuki, TVS, and Harley-KYMCO also stepping into the e-scooter space, the competition is heating up. But with its advanced tech, strong performance, and competitive pricing, the Ultraviolette Tesseract is set to disrupt the market.

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