Overview
- Ultraviolette confirmed Tuesday that the Shockwave’s public introduction has been pushed to the first quarter of 2027 and that the Tesseract shares the same revised timetable.
- Both models will adopt a new 100V electrical architecture that Ultraviolette says is intended to boost peak power, reduce heat build-up in the powertrain and enable faster charging.
- Work has begun to set up a dedicated Shockwave production line at Ultraviolette’s Hosur facility, and the bike will be offered in single-seat and dual-seat variants.
- Technical figures and prices shown at the March 2025 unveiling are now reference-only and Ultraviolette says final range, performance, battery specs and pricing will be confirmed closer to launch.
- The company recently raised about $85 million with investor and adviser participation from Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, funding Ultraviolette says will support factory scale-up and further product development.