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MATTER Unveils AI-Defined Vehicles at Technology Day 3.0

MATTER Unveils AI-Defined Vehicles at Technology Day 3.0
MATTER Unveils India’s First AI-DV Platform at Technology Day 3.0, Announces a Series of Products Across Two-Wheeler Segments for a Complete EV Transformation · theprint.in

MATTER, a company that makes electric two-wheelers, showed off a new technology called AI-Defined Vehicles (AIDV) at an event called Technology Day 3.0.

This new technology makes electric scooters and motorcycles smarter by using artificial intelligence to control how they work.

Unlike regular electric vehicles, AIDVs can learn and improve over time, making them more efficient, reliable, and personalized.

MATTER plans to release different types of two-wheelers using this technology over the next few years.

They also talked about using new materials and smart systems to make their vehicles better and more sustainable.

The company has already made many innovations and has patents to protect their technology.

They want to change how two-wheelers are made and used, making them more advanced and eco-friendly.

Key facts

Event
Technology Day 3.0
Company
MATTER
Platform
AI-Defined Vehicles (AIDV)
Product Roadmap
36-48 months
Patents
97 granted patents
Innovations
400+ technology innovations
Product Segments
Naked Street, Street Fighter, Adventure, Youth Commuter, Electric Scooters

Quotes

Mohal Lalbhai

Founder and Group CEO of MATTER

“Two-wheelers have been mechanically defined for decades. Intelligence-Driven Vehicles change that permanently. When intelligence governs materials, energy, and control–not just software–we unlock vehicles that continuously outperform their own starting point. This is not an EV transition. This is a category reset.”
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Kumar Prasad Tellikepalli

Founder and Group CTO of MATTER

“Intelligence is the only way to scale complexity without slowing innovation. AIDVs allow us to compress development cycles, improve first-time-right outcomes, and build vehicles that learn from every kilometre ridden–while introducing a new approach to materials, where intelligence governs how materials behave, age, and perform in real-world conditions. This is how engineering depth becomes a proven compounding advantage.”
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