Ultraviolette has introduced a new, more ergonomic version of its Mach 2 electric motorcycle, called the F77 Super Street. Priced between Rs 2.99 lakh and Rs 3.99 lakh (ex-showroom), this new model retains the same mechanical foundation as the Mach 2 but comes with significant ergonomic and design improvements. Here’s everything you need to know.
What’s New in the F77 Super Street?
The Super Street is essentially an F77 Mach 2 with refinements to enhance rider comfort. The biggest update is the introduction of an all-new handlebar that is wider and taller, improving riding ergonomics with a more functional design. However, the footpeg position remains the same.
Ultraviolette F77 Superstreet Launched I An upgraded Mach 2?
Another notable change is the redesigned headlight cowl, which Ultraviolette claims is 15% more aerodynamic than the Mach 2. This also affects the 5-inch TFT display, which is now positioned at a better viewing angle for improved visibility.
Despite these updates, the overall design and bodywork remain identical to the Mach 2. The weight of the bike stays at 207kg, with only a minor 0.5kg increase due to the new handlebar.
Ultraviolette F77 Super Street: Features and Performance
The F77 Super Street comes packed with premium features including:
- Three riding modes
- Three traction control levels
- Ten levels of regenerative braking
- Hill-hold assist
- Three ABS modes
- Optional TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System)
Performance & Range
The F77 Super Street Recon, the top-spec variant, is powered by a 10.3kWh battery, producing 40.2hp and 100Nm of torque. Both variants offer the same range as the Mach 2:
- Base variant: IDC-claimed 211 km range
- Recon variant: IDC-claimed 323 km range
Launch & Availability
With bookings open from 1st February’25, deliveries are set to begin from March’25. With its refined ergonomics and improved visibility, the Ultraviolette F77 Super Street offers a more comfortable riding experience while retaining the performance and features of the Mach 2. Stay tuned for further updates on Ultraviolette’s growing electric motorcycle lineup.
