India’s electric two-wheeler market reached an important milestone today as MATTER unveiled India’s first AI-Defined Vehicle (AIDV) platform at Technology Day 3.0.
This launch signals a major shift in how two-wheelers will evolve in the future.
The focus is no longer only on electric power.
Intelligence and smart systems are set to play a much bigger role in shaping the riding experience.
Moving Beyond Just Electric Vehicles
With the AIDV platform, MATTER is positioning itself as a deep-tech company rather than just an EV manufacturer.
The company believes that future two-wheelers will be identified by how intelligent they are, not just by how they are powered.
Using artificial intelligence, vehicles will be able to improve performance, efficiency, and safety over time.
This means riders can expect a smoother and more responsive experience as the vehicle learns and adapts.
What Makes an AI-Defined Vehicle Different?
An AI-Defined Vehicle works very differently from traditional electric two-wheelers.
In most vehicles, performance settings are fixed at the factory and remain the same throughout the vehicle’s life.
In an AIDV, AI software continuously manages the motor, battery, and thermal systems using real-time data.
This allows the vehicle to deliver better performance in different riding conditions while also extending the life of key components.
AERA Lays the Foundation
MATTER’s flagship electric motorcycle, AERA, already runs on Software-Defined Vehicle technology.
time, software updates have enhanced its features and performance without any hardware changes.
This software-first approach has now evolved into the AI-Defined platform, setting the stage for smarter and more adaptive two-wheelers in the future.
New Models Planned Across Segments
MATTER has confirmed plans to launch new two-wheeler models across multiple segments in the next 36 to 48 months.
All upcoming vehicles will be built on the same AI-Defined platform.
This strategy aims to deliver a consistent level of intelligence, safety, and performance across all models, marking a new direction for India’s two-wheeler industry.
