The Charged-up BIZ Experiences: Mohal Lalbhai, Founder & CEO, Matter A testament to their success is the overwhelming response to MATTER'S AERA, India's first geared electric bike, with an impressive 40,000 prebookings. Deliveries are slated to commence this year, marking a significant milestone

By Paromita Gupta

You're reading BIZ Experiences India, an international franchise of BIZ Experiences Media.

Mohal Lalbhai, Founder & CEO, Matter

In the realm of technology-led enterprises, Mohal Lalbhai, a 34-year-old scion of a business dynasty, has emerged as a pioneer with the establishment of MATTER in 2019. This startup, situated in the dynamic energy-tech sector, is dedicated to reshaping the landscape of new-age mobility and energy storage.

Armed with a degree in material science from the University of Sheffield, Mohal's BIZ Experiencesial journey at MATTER is defined by a commitment to innovation. The company's technological prowess is evident in the bespoke electric motorcycle, from meticulously designed motors to cutting-edge transmission systems, battery packs, and management systems, MATTER has achieved a breakthrough with the introduction of India's inaugural geared electric motorbike.

So what led him to start this venture?

As he explains, "The mobility transformation had to be creating a unique proposition of aspiration and performance, while delivering extraordinary value and reliability. The idea of solving the issue with tech innovation is where the 'aha' moment happened." What sets MATTER apart is its anticipation of the evolving experiential nature of the mobility sector. Mohal emphasizes the company's vertical integration, where every component is crafted in-house, giving them unparalleled control over the technology. With this approach, MATTER is poised to redefine the future of riding.

A testament to their success is the overwhelming response to MATTER'S AERA, India's first geared electric bike, with an impressive 40,000 prebookings. Deliveries are slated to commence this year, marking a significant milestone. The first manufacturing facility, boasting an annual production capacity of 60,000 units, is ready to roll and set to double its output within the same year. Anticipating future demands, a second mega-manufacturing facility is on the horizon for 2025, with an annual production capacity of 10 lakh units.

Looking ahead, Mohal envisions reaching an ambitious annual business goal of a million EV 2-wheelers within the next five years, projecting revenues exceeding $2 billion. What Mohal has pioneered with MATTER is not just a business venture; it is a transformative force set to deliver maximum impact toward a sustainable future.

Paromita Gupta

BIZ Experiences Staff

Freelancer

Covering news and trends in AI and Metaverse segments. An avid book reader running her personal blog on the side. You may reach me at paromita@entrepreneurindia.com. 
Business Ideas

70 Small Business Ideas to Start in 2025

We put together a list of the best, most profitable small business ideas for BIZ Experiencess to pursue in 2025.

Science & Technology

OpenAI's Latest Move Is a Game Changer — Here's How Smart Solopreneurs Are Turning It Into Profit

OpenAI's latest AI tool acts like a full-time assistant, helping solopreneurs save time, find leads and grow their business without hiring.

Business News

Here's How Much Google Software Engineers, Product Managers, and Data Scientists Make in a Year

Data revealed in federal filings shows how much Google is compensating its employees.

Business News

How Much Does Apple Pay Its Employees? Here Are the Exact Salaries of Staff Jobs, Including Developers, Engineers, and Consultants.

New federal filings submitted by Apple reveal how much the tech giant pays its employees for a variety of roles.

Growing a Business

10 Habits That Separate Rich and Successful Founders From Wannabe BIZ Experiencess

Successful BIZ Experiencess adopt rich habits. Unsuccessful BIZ Experiencess ignore their habits.

Business News

Here's How Much a Typical Microsoft Employee Makes in a Year

Data from thousands of new federal filings shows how much Microsoft is paying its employees, from software engineers to product designers.