Ultraviolette launches SUPERNOVA DC Fast Charging Stations for seamless Inter-City rides
The launch of SUPERNOVA DC Fast Charging stations marks a pivotal moment for Ultraviolette, as it gears up to revolutionize the landscape of intercity and cross-country travel for its customers.

BENGALURU
Ultraviolette Automotive, an innovator in future-ready Electric Vehicle Platforms and Battery Technology, has announced the rollout of its cutting-edge DC Fast Charging infrastructure – UV SUPERNOVA. Within UV's charging ecosystem, the 6 kW offering is introduced as SUPERNOVA, while its 12 kW counterpart is designated SUPERNOVA PLUS. The launch of SUPERNOVA DC Fast Charging stations marks a pivotal moment for Ultraviolette, as it gears up to revolutionize the landscape of intercity and cross-country travel for its customers. With faster charging times and enhanced convenience, the F77 customers can now embark on cross-country electric motorcycle travel with greater ease and confidence. In the first phase, Ultraviolette has initiated the deployment of 100+ SUPERNOVA and SUPERNOVA PLUS DC Fast Charging stations, with 10 stations already making their mark in Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. Located at key motorcycling routes, including popular cafes and along major highways, these stations ensure riders and their F77s are ready for the next leg of their journey in no time. The SUPERNOVA DC Fast Charging stations come equipped with the Type 6 connector, ensuring compatibility and ease of use based on the IS17017-2-6 (IEC 62196-6) Standard recognized by the BIS. Within this range, the SUPERNOVA represents the 6
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