Ultraviolette showcases its Tesseract electric scooter during an official product presentation.
The electric two-wheeler maker is securing fresh capital to fuel the development of its major manufacturing facility dubbed BIGGA.
Bengaluru-based electric two-wheeler (E2W) manufacturer Ultraviolette Automotive is set to raise an additional ₹373.04 Cr as part of its ongoing funding round.1 The fresh capital injection is primarily designated to accelerate the establishment and scaling of the company’s ambitious new manufacturing facility, named BIGGA. 1
The fresh funding arrives as the company pushes forward with its advanced electric vehicle technology roadmap, focusing on high-performance electric motorcycles and cutting-edge battery systems designed specifically for demanding mobility markets. Ultraviolette has consistently positioned itself at the forefront of performance-driven electric mobility through proprietary engineering and software integration.
The expansion comes at a critical time for India’s electric vehicle sector, which is witnessing a rapid surge in demand for high-performance sustainable transportation solutions. By addressing the gap in the premium electric motorcycle segment, the company leverages advanced powertrain technology to compete directly with traditional internal combustion engine bikes while offering superior efficiency and smart connectivity features.
The newly secured financial resources will directly enable the rapid realization of the BIGGA manufacturing facility,1 scaling up production capabilities to meet growing domestic and international delivery timelines. This industrial scaling marks a pivotal transition from boutique manufacturing to high-volume assembly.
With institutional backers continuing to bet heavily on Indian EV infrastructure, Ultraviolette’s latest financial milestone underscores growing investor confidence in scalable, technology-forward manufacturing ecosystems within the domestic clean energy landscape.
