Ultraviolette has unveiled a groundbreaking solution for electric two-wheeler charging: the UVLYNC, priced at Rs 2,999. While India boasts a vast AC charging infrastructure for electric cars, Ultraviolette has leveraged this network to make it accessible for electric two-wheelers as well.
With UVLYNC, Ultraviolette has made it possible not just for Ultraviolette customers but for all electric two-wheeler owners in the country to charge their vehicles at over 4,000 AC car charging stations and more than 100,000 AC Type 2 car chargers.
One of the key motivations behind developing this technology was to enable inter-city touring for Ultraviolette's F77 customers. Recognizing the importance of convenient charging access, the company designed UVLYNC to bridge the gap between car charging stations and two-wheelers.
The UVLYNC device is compact—roughly the size of a 500ml water bottle—and easy to use. Here's how it works:
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Connect the UVLYNC device to your vehicle's charging inlet.
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Plug your portable charger's 3-pin plug into UVLYNC's 3-pin socket.
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Attach the Type 2 charging gun to UVLYNC.
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Start Charging
Niraj Rajmohan, Co-Founder and CTO of Ultraviolette, commented, "By providing a universal interface, this solution expands charging possibilities and fosters greater confidence in embracing electric mobility. As more riders transition to EVs, the UVLYNC will not only simplify daily charging needs but also accelerate the development of an inclusive and robust electric ecosystem nationwide."
The UVLYNC is a game-changing innovation that empowers electric two-wheeler owners to confidently embark on long-distance journeys. Seamlessly integrating with India's extensive AC car charging infrastructure unlocks access to thousands of charging stations nationwide. This enhances riders' convenience and eliminates range anxiety, making inter-city travel more practical and stress-free. With UVLYNC, Ultraviolette ensures that electric two-wheelers are no longer restricted to short commutes, allowing them to leverage the robust car charging network already established in India.
