Ultraviolette Tesseract Maxi Comes To The Fore At EICMA 2026 With Radar Tech
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Ultraviolette Tesseract Maxi electric maxi-scooter gets a 6 kWh battery, 20 hp peak output, Hypersense radar and a 7-inch touchscreen TFT for Europe
Ultraviolette has unveiled the Europe-spec Tesseract Maxi at EICMA 2026 taking its electric scooter line into a larger format suited to short commutes and highway journeys. The model made its global debut in Milan alongside the X-47 Venom and Shockwave as Ultraviolette consolidates its European product line.
The Tesseract Maxi uses a 6 kWh battery and kicks out 20 hp of peak output. Ultraviolette says fast charging can take the battery to 80 per cent in under one hour. The company positions the scooter for regular city use as well as longer journeys supported by its larger battery and higher output.
The scooter provides 32 litres of storage beneath the seat and can also be equipped for touring. Ultraviolette lists a touring visor, knuckle guards, tail bag and pannier stays among the accessories. The extra luggage options extend the scooter well above short distance commuting and suit riders planning longer trips outside city limits.
The Hypersense radar system is one of the main technical features. Ultraviolette describes the technology as a first-in-segment system and it works alongside an integrated dashcam plus Omnisense mirrors. Blind Spot Detection, Lane Change Assist, Overtaking Assist and real-time Collision Alerts use data from the surrounding environment.
Traction Control and Regenerative Braking provide further rider support. The Tesseract Maxi runs 14-inch wheels and uses an aerodynamically developed body. Ultraviolette says the chassis has been designed for varied road conditions rather than short city routes alone. The 32-litre compartment beneath the seat also gives the Maxi a practical advantage for daily luggage or touring equipment.
The cockpit centres around a 7-inch touchscreen TFT display. Multi-colour LED indicators sit inside the rear-view mirrors placing visual alerts close to the rider sightline. The Omnisense mirrors operate alongside Hypersense radar allowing the warning functions to communicate surrounding traffic information directly through the mirror area.
Ultraviolette also used EICMA 2026 to demonstrate its connected rider technology work through its SoundHound AI partnership and Violette AI concept. The company showed voice-based functions such as navigation activation, riding-mode commands, pre-ride checks and service information.
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