Ultraviolette F77 Real-World Range Test Explained

The Ultraviolette F77 is the flagship electric motorcycle from the brand specifically catered for performance enthusiasts. It comes powered with a 7.1 kWh and substantial 10.3 kWh battery packs. We recently had a talk with the owner of the F77 to know the exact real-world range he is able to extract with the electric motorcycle.

According to the user, the F77 provided a real-world range between 190-200 km in mixed driving conditions. He shared his full experience of a proper road test done in the streets of Pune and on the open highways. He also provided us with the actual battery performance numbers in three different riding modes and Ultraviolette f77 battery performance real usage. 

Ultraviolette F77 Range Test (100% to 0%)

The owner performed the real-world range test by taking it a full 100% SOC to zero. Here are the real stats provided by the F77.

Glide Mode: This is like a default city mode, but it performs exactly opposite to its name by providing exceptional performance, making city commutes incredibly fun. At the start of the test, the dash provided an estimated figure of 260 km on the dash, but the bike provided a real-world range of 193 km in mixed driving. If you are commuting in urban boundaries, you could get a realistic range of 220-230 km.

Combat Mode: If you are looking for a sharper response to throttle inputs, Combat Mode offers a perfect combination of range and power. Testing it with 100% SOC, it provided a decent range of 177 km on a single charge.

Ballistic Mode: This is where the F77 truly shines and the acceleration is quite sharper. With the projected range of 177 km, the test provided a real-world range of 150 Km. Always note that the bike ensures protection to its electric motor.

If pushed hard, it will derate and limit the top-speed to 115-120 km/hr. As the battery significantly reduces, it also automatically switches to Combat at 29% SOC, Glide Mode at 19% SOC, and Hover Mode at only 5% SOC.

Ultraviolette F77 Real world Range Figures