Matter Aera, India’s first electric bike with a gearbox, launching on May 17th: price, features

Highlights
  • Matter Aera electric bike will be launched in India on May 17th and will be made available in two variants 
  • The Matter Aera electric bike can be booked via the company’s official website as well as Flipkart
  • Matter Aera electric bike will be the first electric bike in India to get a gearbox and is expected to get a real-world range of 125km

Matter Motor, a subsidiary of Matter Energy, has officially confirmed the launch of its Matter Aera electric bike which will take place on May 17th 2023. The electric bike will be made available in 25 Indian cities which include  Mumbai, Pune, Delhi NCR, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, Guwahati and more. The company will be accepting bookings via its official website as well as Flipkart’s e-commerce platform. The Matter Aera will cater to the premium electric two-wheeler segment in India and could face indirect competition from Ola S1 Pro, Ather 450X, Bajaj Chetak and TVS iQube. 

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Matter Aera electric bike: everything you need to know

  • The Matter Aera will be India’s first electric bike that will offer a gearbox. Most EVs use an electronic gearbox which mimics the functioning of an actual mechanical gearbox.
  • Matter Energy’s Aera electric bike will be available in two variants, 5000 and 5000+. 
  • The electric bike can be booked via the company’s official website as well as Flipkart’s e-commerce platform. Bookings are expected to commence soon. 
  • The Matter Aera electric bike will be made available across 25 Indian cities which include Mumbai, Pune, Delhi NCR, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, Guwahati and more.

Matter Aera electric bike price in India

Matter Aera electric bike will be made available in two variants, 5000 and 5000+. The Matter Aera 5000 has been priced at Rs 1.44 lakh while the 5000+ variant has been priced at Rs 1.54 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom and include FAME II subsidies and are excluding additional state subsidies.