Reimagining the future of electric two-wheelers

Ultraviolette isn't just building electric bikes—they're engineering a smarter, connected riding future with aerospace tech, Al brains, and global ambition. From India to Europe, it's EV evolution with brains, brawn, and boldness

- Shipra Sinha

In a world where electric vehicles often feel like stripped-down answers to sustainability, Ultraviolette is flipping the script. Their strategy? Don’t just electrify: elevate.

At the center of this transformation is Niraj Rajmohan, CTO and Co-founder, Ultraviolette, who's leading a mission to build a two-wheeler experience that’s smarter, safer, and truly global. And this is no ordinary EV journey; it's one deeply rooted in aerospace-level tech, meaningful connectivity, and user-first innovation built entirely out of India.

Engineering India’s first truly global two-wheeler tech brand

In terms of the brand in itself and in terms of Ultraviolette as a company, we always said and stood for building world-class tech in India, and it was not meant to be limited to India in any way or form. Today, our bikes have started to ship out to other parts of the world. We have bikes in Germany, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and a few other European countries, and that reflects what we’ve been working on for the last eight years. We are working towards building a company that is building world-class products right out of here in India. Our benchmarks, in terms of other companies we look up to, are the likes of Sony, Dyson, Tesla, and Apple. That is the quality and scale that we want to get to in the mobility space right now.

Navigating affordability and performance in cost-sensitive markets