Electric & Connected: The Future of Two-Wheelers

Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?

I am an R&D engineer with over a decade of experience in Chassis systems, including the functional development of Suspension, Brakes, and Wheels, particularly for Two-Wheeler projects.
Alternative thinking and, hence, Innovation have always driven me, and as a result, I have 03 patents to my name that have not only resolved technical challenges but also delivered cost benefits.
For the last couple of years, I have transitioned into the Product Leadership role, where my responsibilities include overall Project Delivery, with a focus on Quality and Cost.
My current role includes reviewing technical incompatibilities weekly, helping resolve them through interaction with key stakeholders inside and outside of R&D, ensuring vehicle build and testing, consolidating key escalation points for higher management review every month, and, hence, ensuring no roadblocks to smooth project progress.

Q2. How are different customer segments—such as urban commuters, delivery fleets, or young riders—shaping demand for new two-wheeler products?

From being purely a means of commuting, the new two-wheeled motorcycles are evolving into both lifestyle products and delivery fleets.
While the youth who rejoice in adrenaline…