Bengaluru-based performance electric motorcycle manufacturer Ultraviolette has launched its latest offering, the F77 SuperStreet, at an introductory price starting INR 299,000.

The F77 SuperStreet is equipped with a 10.3 kWh battery pack, delivers a peak power output of 30 kW (40.2 hp), 100 Nm of peak torque and can accelerate from zero to 60 kmph in a claimed 2.8 seconds. The e-motorcycle can attain a top spead of 155 kmph and has a claimed IDC range of 323 km.

The F77 SuperStreet features an upright riding posture and comfortable ergonomics, as compared to the F77 Mach 2’s sports styled riding stance.

The e-motorcycle gets 3-level Traction Control System, 10 levels of Regenerative Braking, Dynamic Stability Control (UV DSC), Hill Hold and it is also outfitted with Delta Watch for security.

Narayan Subramaniam, CEO & Co-Founder, Ultraviolette, said, “From launching the F77 MACH 2 last year, within a short span of 8 months, we are proud to introduce yet another significant milestone through our intensive R&D – the F77 SuperStreet. The F77 SuperStreet was conceived from the invaluable feedback received from customers and is a true testament to further strengthening our commitment towards them. This motorcycle perfectly combines power, agility, and a futuristic design to deliver an exhilarating riding experience that seamlessly integrates advanced engineering with everyday usability.”

Niraj Rajmohan, CTO & Co-Founder, Ultraviolette, said, "The F77 SuperStreet sets forth a smart proposition for those who demand usable performance out of their daily street riding. We have not just launched a new motorcycle with a completely different form factor but also recently introduced a Type 2 interface for charging, for our valued customers. With this interface we have now enabled access to all AC car charging stations as well, across India. This advancement ensures on-the-go charging, anytime and anywhere facilitating seamless inter-state riding.” 

The F77 SuperStreet can be had in four colour options – Turbo Red, Afterburner Yellow, Stellar White and Cosmic Black. Furthermore, it can be customised with a host of accessories such as Aero Discs, Tank Grips, Lever Guards, TPMS, Puncture Kit, Screen Guard, Top Box, Soft Panniers, Hard Panniers and a Type 2 Charging Interface. 

The F77 Superstreet will come in two variants – the F77 SuperStreet and F77 SuperStreet Recon with deliveries commencing in March 2025. 

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Chennai-headquartered Royal Enfield, the world’s oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, celebrated its 125th anniversary at the EICMA 2025 motorcycle show in Milan.

The company not only offered a peak into the brand's history, but also unveiled its plans for the future, including a new line of motorcycles and a focus on electric motorcycles.

Royal Enfield unveiled several models, including the new Bullet 650, which uses the globally acclaimed 650cc parallel twin engine. The brand also introduced the Classic 650 125th Anniversary Special Edition and the Himalayan Mana Black Edition, a version of the adventure motorcycle inspired by the Mana Pass route.

Solidifying its move into electric vehicles, the company also debuted the Flying Flea S6, a scrambler-styled electric motorcycle built for urban exploration and showcased the Electric Himalayan Testbed and the Flying Flea city+ concept.

A limited-edition collaboration, the Shotgun 650 x Rough Crafts Drop, was also unveiled, celebrating the custom motorcycle culture.

• The Bullet 650 marked the latest iteration of the enduring Bullet, which has been in continuous production since 1932, now uses the 650cc parallel twin engine. It retains its traditional design elements, including the bench seat, nascelle and hand-painted pinstripes.
• The company also unveiled the Classic 650 125th Anniversary Special Edition, which features an 'hypershift' paint application that shifts between red and gold, paying tribute to the brand's 125 years.
• The Himalayan Mana Black Edition in Stealth Black comes factory-fitted with adventure accessories, including Black Rally hand guards and a Rally seat.
• The second product from the Flying Flea electric mobility brand, the S6 scrambler, is designed for urban exploration with a lightweight structure and off-road capability.

Siddhartha Lal, Executive Chairman, Eicher Motors, said, “For 125 years, Royal Enfield has stood as an enduring symbol of authenticity, craftsmanship, and the pure joy of motorcycling. What began as a simple pursuit of building honest, beautiful motorcycles has evolved into a global culture that celebrates exploration, community, and self-expression. This incredible milestone is not just about looking back on our legacy, but looking ahead with clarity and conviction. At EICMA this year, we’re showcasing the full spectrum of what Royal Enfield stands for, from timeless design and intuitive engineering to bold, future-facing innovations that redefine what’s possible in motorcycling. The Electric Himalayan Testbed and Flying Flea city+ concept embody this evolution, blending our heritage with bold ideas for what lies ahead. As we look to the next 125 years, our mission remains the same, to build motorcycles with soul and make Pure Motorcycling accessible to riding enthusiasts around the world.”

B Govindarajan, Managing Director - Eicher Motors and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “EICMA 2025 is as much a celebration of our 125-year heritage as it is a showcase of our evolution. The motorcycles unveiled here represent our commitment to timeless design, purposeful innovation, and the spirit of Pure Motorcycling. We are honoring our heritage by unveiling the Classic 650 125th Anniversary Special Edition, a seamless blend of legacy and modern innovation. Simultaneously, we strengthen our core segments with the purpose-built Himalayan Mana Black Edition and the Bullet 650, which breathes new life into an icon that has defined generations. Solidifying our electric future, we are expanding the Flying Flea portfolio with the FF.S6, preparing for a launch in 2026. Looking forward, we will keep propagating the Royal Enfield DNA, offering riders around the world a blend of authenticity, innovation, and Pure Motorcycling.”

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Hero MotoCorp, the world’s largest manufacturer of motorcycles and scooters, celebrated the festive period by recording nearly 1 million two-wheeler retail sales, with 994,690 unit registrations reported on VAHAN in October 2025. The company also achieved its second successive month of over 600,000 wholesales, with 635,808 units dispatched.

The positive performance reflects sustained festive momentum and customer confidence, supported by GST benefits.

The growth was led by demand for models including the Splendor, Xpulse, GlamourX, and the entire scooter range featuring the Destini, Xoom and Pleasure.

On the other hand, VIDA, powered by Hero, recorded approximately 16,000 VAHAN registrations in October 2025, marking a 117 percent YoY growth.

For October, Hero MotoCorp’s Global Business continued its upward trajectory sales reached 30,979 units, marking a 42.8 percent growth over the same month last year.

In H1 FY2026, the company reported a 54 percent YoY growth in the first half of the year, delivering 175,997 units and gaining a 1.4 percent global market share.

During October, the company successfully entered the European markets – Italy, Spain, the UK and France – with Euro 5+ compliant models, led by the Hunk 440 and Xpulse 200. Hero MotoCorp now has a presence across 52 countries.

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Pune-based two-wheeler and three-wheeler major Bajaj Auto has reported an 8 percent YoY increase in its total wholesales for October, selling 518,170 units compared to 479,707 units last year. The strong growth was primarily fuelled by export performance in both the two-wheeler and commercial vehicle segments.

Last month, the company sold 266,470 two-wheelers in the domestic market, up 4 percent YoY, while exports grew 11 percent YoY at 175,846 units, taking the total sales to 442,316 units, as compared to 414,372 units last year.

The three-wheeler sales, on the other hand, grew by 16 percent YoY to 75,854 units, compared to 65,535 units last year. Interestingly, while domestic sales saw a marginal decline to 47,678 units, exports grew by 62 percent YoY to 28,176 units.

For the April-October 2025 period, the total wholesales grew by 4 percent YoY to 2.92 million units, as compared to 2.80 million units last year. This includes 2.46 million two-wheeler sales, up 3 percent YoY, while three-wheeler sales grew by 14 percent YoY to 463,433 units.

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Chennai-headquartered mid-sized motorcycle major Royal Enfield has reported its wholesales for October with 124,951 units sold, up 13 percent, which includes 8,107 units exported.

The company also witnessed its highest-ever festive sales, with over 249,000 motorcycles sold during September and October, marking a 26 percent growth YoY.

B Govindarajan, Managing Director, Eicher Motors and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “This festive period has been truly special for all of us at Royal Enfield, as the festive spirit translated into an overwhelming response from customers across the country. With over 249,000 motorcycles sold during the festive months of September and October, our best-ever festive performance, we have achieved a milestone that speaks volumes about our momentum and the unwavering love riders have for the brand. From refreshed favourites like the Hunter 350 and Meteor 350 to timeless icons like the Bullet and Classic, our motorcycles continue to inspire and bring riders closer to the joy of motorcycling. As we are now gearing up to showcase some of our exciting new motorcycles at EICMA and celebrate the spirit of riding with our community at Motoverse, it is going to be truly a special time for us.”

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