Overview
- Developed with SoundHound AI, the system was demonstrated in Las Vegas to handle spoken commands for ride modes, regen, traction control and navigation.
- Riders can request vehicle data and digital user-manual answers, while proactive checks provide maintenance alerts and ride analytics.
- Ultraviolette says the assistant links through a Bluetooth, audio-integrated helmet to reduce the need to look at the bike’s display.
- Press observed a larger rectangular TFT and a small front-facing camera on the demo bike, hinting at added functions and raising hardware and privacy questions.
- The feature is not yet available, with potential inclusion on 2026 models such as Tesseract and Shockwave signaled and retrofit support for existing bikes still unclear.