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Ultraviolette Raises $85M to Take Indian Electric Motorcycles Global

Ultraviolette raised $85 million led by Yali Capital and TDK Ventures to scale electric-motorcycle production and prepare for a 2027 US launch.

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Ultraviolette $85 million growth financing for electric motorcycles

Funding event

Ultraviolette

$85M Growth

Led by Yali Capital , TDK Ventures

Ultraviolette raised $85 million in growth financing on September 23, 2026. Yali Capital and TDK Ventures led the round, with participation from Intel CEO and Walden International chairman Lip-Bu Tan and existing investors.

The company did not disclose a formal series label or valuation.

Deal terms

FieldDetail
CompanyUltraviolette
Financing$85M growth round
Co-leadsYali Capital; TDK Ventures
Other participantLip-Bu Tan; existing investors
StageNot formally disclosed
ValuationNot disclosed

Why this financing matters

Ultraviolette is using the capital to expand production of its F77 and X-47 electric motorcycles, develop the Tesseract and Shockwave products, and build international distribution. It is targeting a United States launch in 2027 while expanding across Latin America and Southeast Asia.

That makes the round a test of whether a premium electric two-wheeler brand engineered in India can scale across markets with different certification, dealer and service requirements.

What remains to be proven

The company says it exports to 20 European countries and has developed battery, powertrain, software and radar capabilities in-house. Those statements describe reach and technical scope, not unit economics. Revenue, deliveries, production capacity, burn and the latest valuation remain undisclosed.

Bottom line

The confirmed news is $85 million led by Yali Capital and TDK Ventures. Until Ultraviolette identifies the stage, it should be called a growth financing rather than automatically labeled Series E.

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  1. Business Standard — Ultraviolette financing

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