Ultraviolette has expanded the X-47 electric motorcycle lineup in India with the launch of a new base variant. The motorcycle has been introduced at an ex-showroom price of Rs 2.49 lakh, making it Rs 15,000 less expensive than the X-47 Original variant priced at Rs 2.64 lakh. The new variant was added to offer a lower entry point in the X-47 range while retaining the same mechanical setup and core features.
Hypersense Radar System Removed
The primary difference between the new base variant and the higher versions of the X-47 is the removal of the Hypersense radar-based rider assistance system. The Hypersense package available on higher trims includes features such as blind-spot detection, lane change assist, overtake alerts and rear collision warnings.
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Apart from the omission of the radar system, the motorcycle continues to offer other electronic safety systems including traction control, dynamic stability control, dual-channel ABS, hill hold assist and park assist. The X-47 also continues to feature Glide, Combat and Ballistic riding modes.
Ultraviolette X-47: Features and Connectivity
The motorcycle retains several convenience and connected features including:
- Three levels of regenerative braking
- Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
- Smartphone connectivity
- Type-C charging support
- Violette AI integration
- Dashcam functionality
- Deep sleep mode
Ultraviolette X-47: Battery, Powertrain and Range
Mechanically, the new variant remains unchanged. It continues to use a 7.1 kWh battery pack paired with a 27 kW electric motor. According to Ultraviolette, the X-47 produces 36.2 bhp and 550 Nm of torque. The motorcycle can accelerate from 0 to 60 kmph in 2.8 seconds and has a claimed top speed of 145 kmph. The company claims a riding range of up to 211 km on a single charge.
Elctrik Speaks
The introduction of a lower-priced X-47 variant reflects a growing trend among EV manufacturers to widen accessibility by removing select premium features while retaining the same battery and performance package. The move could help brands address a broader customer base in the premium electric motorcycle segment.