Ultraviolette F77 Gen3 Firmware update. Experience sharper throttle, enhanced torque, and Ballistic+ mode — all free for current owners.
Ultraviolette Automotive has unleashed a powerful firmware update for its flagship Ultraviolette F77 electric motorcycle, aiming to redefine performance standards in the premium EV segment. Dubbed the Gen3 Powertrain Firmware, this update introduces enhanced torque response and sharper throttle dynamics — all delivered through a feature called Ballistic+, and it’s available to existing F77 riders at no extra cost.
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Key Highlights of the Ultraviolette F77 Gen3 Firmware Update
Sharper Throttle Response: The new firmware optimizes the bike’s initial torque delivery, offering riders quicker acceleration and more dynamic control.
Ballistic+ Integration: Although the top riding mode still displays as “Ballistic” on the TFT screen, the backend update enables a more thrilling ride experience.
Performance Optimization via Real-World Data: Ultraviolette extracted insights from over 8 million kilometers of ride data, particularly from European markets, to refine thermal performance and system durability.
No Change in Peak Output or Range: The F77 continues to deliver 40hp and 100Nm, with battery capacities remaining at 7.1kWh (Mach 2) and 10.3kWh (Mach 2 Recon)—ensuring consistent range figures.
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Backward Compatibility & OTA Deployment
One of the biggest wins for existing customers is that this update is backward compatible across all variants of the Ultraviolette F77 electric motorcycle. With over-the-air (OTA) functionality, riders don’t need to visit service centers or install new hardware. The firmware updates seamlessly via the vehicle’s VCU, which processes over 3,000 data points in real time to enhance ride dynamics.
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Behind the Tech: Smarter Software, Not Stronger Hardware
Ultraviolette improves its motorcycle mainly through software updates, not changing the hardware. The company carefully adjusts settings for the motor controller, battery system, and how the motorcycle responds to riding.
These tweaks make the bike smarter and more reactive. It can adapt to how the rider rides and changing road conditions. The result is a bike that feels more in tune with its rider, all while keeping the same mechanical parts.
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