Ultraviolette has rolled out an attractive incentive programme for buyers who own a petrol bike and want to switch to one of their EVs. Called the 'Kill The Petrol Bill', the initiative aims to make the transition smooth and profitable for buyers with a cashback of up to Rs 30,000. The company says the programme is designed to uplift the financial benefits of EV ownership at a time when fuel prices remain high, encouraging more riders to switch to electric mobility and lower their running costs. Here's how upgrading from your current petrol bike to F77 or X-47 electric motorcycles can save you.
Here's How You Can Save 30,000 On Ultraviolette EVs
Buyers can save up to Rs 30,000 in cashback on F77 or X-47 models, with benefits calculated based on the mileage of their previous petrol two-wheeler
over the past two years. Riders with 20,000 kilometres of usage in the mentioned span of time will be eligible for a cash benefit of Rs 20,000. Those who have travelled 60,000 kilometres can secure Rs 24,000 in savings. With this change, buyers can benefit from reduced monthly fuel costs of Rs 3,000 to Rs 5,000 upon switching to electric. More information is available on the Ultraviolette website. Note that the advantages under this scheme are restricted to Rs 30,000.
Ultraviolette F77, X-47 Key Specs
The F77 is the EV manufacturer's flagship electric bike. It can be had in Super Street and Mach 2 versions. The top-spec Mach 2 Recon is equipped with a 10.3kWh battery pack and has a claimed IDC-certified range of up to 323 kilometres on a single charge. The bike comes fitted with an array of smart and modern features, such as traction control, multiple ride modes, dynamic stability control, regenerative braking, and fast-charging. The bike is priced starting at Rs 3.09 lakh.
Another bike in the portfolio is the new Ultraviolette X-47. This is an electric crossover bike that can meet the requirements of both young and seasoned riders. It is available with both 7.1kWh and 10.3kWh battery pack options.
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The X-47 produces a peak power output of 39.65bhp and has a claimed top speed of 145km/j. Recently, Ultraviolette expanded the lineup with a new entry-level variant, priced at Rs 2.49 lakh, which is Rs 15,000 more affordable than the original base model. All mentioned prices are ex-showroom.
