Ultraviolette’s X47 Venom starts at an introductory ₹2.65 lakh. Explore its battery options, claimed range, radar features and November delivery plans before choosing an electric motorcycle.
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The entry price is introductory
The X47 Venom launched on October 22 at an introductory ₹2.65 lakh, ex-showroom Bengaluru. That starting offer is limited to the first 5,000 customers. Registration, insurance and any selected extras need to be considered separately when comparing the final purchase cost.
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Two batteries, two range claims
The entry version has a 7.5kWh battery and a claimed IDC range of 227km. The larger 11kWh pack carries a 343km IDC claim. Buyers should match the quoted price to the battery version; the longest range does not come with the starting-price configuration.
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A new platform changes charging
The motorcycle introduces Ultraviolette’s VX-100 architecture, which operates at 100 volts. Launch specifications include support for 12kW DC fast charging. Access to a compatible charger matters when assessing that feature, so charging capability and the charging facilities available to a buyer deserve separate checks.
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Performance figures are manufacturer claims
Launch figures include a 30kW motor, a claimed 155km/h top speed and a claimed 0–100km/h time of 5.9 seconds. These are announced specifications rather than independent road-test results. Confirm the performance specification of the particular variant being considered.
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Radar and cameras join the feature list
The equipment list includes a seven-inch touchscreen, front and rear cameras and rear radar alerts. Blind-spot monitoring and lane-change warnings are among the announced functions. Cruise control is optional on the base version, making the variant’s equipment list worth checking alongside its price.
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Bookings precede November deliveries
Bookings were announced for October 22, with deliveries scheduled to begin in November 2026. A planned delivery start does not establish an individual customer’s handover date. Before booking, ask for the selected variant’s availability and a written estimate of its on-road cost.