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BREAKING: Matter Aera 5000+ Electric Bike Launched in Pune

It’s Matter’s first electric bike, and is also the first geared electric bike in India

Quick Highlights

  • The electric bike is priced close to Rs 2 lakh in Pune

  • Gets a 4-speed manual gearbox

  • Has quite a low claimed running cost

The Matter Aera 5000+ electric bike has been launched in Pune at Rs 1,93,826 (ex-showroom). The bike has a claimed “Real” range of 125km, and a top-speed of 105km. Matter claims the bike has a running cost Rs 0.25 per km. Matter aims at offering performance equivalent to a 150-180cc petrol-powered motorcycle with the Aera.

It’s India’s first geared electric bike, that too with a 4-speed manual gearbox. And no, it’s not a gimmicky one – it has a clutch lever as well as a slipper clutch, and that should make the Matter Aera more engaging to ride. That said, it has a 11.5kW liquid-cooled motor. It’s powered by a 5kWh battery that can be fully charged in 6 hours using the 1kW on-board charger. This comes down to 2 hours using a 3kW fast charger. 

The bike has a dual-cradle frame with a conventional telescopic fork and 5-step preload-adjustable dual shocks. It has disc brakes on both ends, and the 17-inch alloy wheels have tubeless tyres. The bike has a healthy 183mm ground clearance, an accessible 790mm seat height, and it weighs 168kg kerb, which is relatively light. 

The feature set of the bike includes a 7-inch touchscreen console with smartphone connectivity and navigation, park assist, OTA (Over The Air) updates for the console, ride data indicators, and more. Matter offers a 3-year/45,000km bike and battery warranty, a 3-year roadside assistance programme (RSA), and a 3-year annual maintenance contract, as standard. Owners can opt for additional 2 years worth of RSA and battery warranty for an extra cost. 

The Matter Aera should be a good choice for those looking for a premium electric commuter bike with decent performance. That said, it’s a lot more expensive than a 150-180cc petrol-powered bike. Considering the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V – one of the most popular 160cc bikes – it returned an average tested mileage of 48.7kmpl. With that, you would require about Rs 2,100 to ride 1,000km. Whereas, with the Aera’s claimed running cost, it would take just Rs 250 to go 1,000km. That means a saving of about Rs 1,850 per 1000km with the Aera. 

However, you would be spending about Rs 53,000 extra to buy the Aera. At the aforementioned rate of savings, it would take you more than 28,000km to offset the extra money that you’d be spending on the Aera. For perspective, with a monthly running of 1,000km, it would take 2 and a half years to ride 28,000km. Mind you, that’s the distance you’ll have to cover just to break even. If you’re looking to actually save more money, you’ll have to ride even further than that. This shouldn’t be all that challenging for an average commuter, considering folks usually keep their bike for at least about 5 years.

Matter Aera User Reviews

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alok on Jul 16, 2026
4.3
Exploring the journey with my new bike

Well to be own, i was looking for a bike which is easy to maintain and reliable, I searched for many options everywhere online and at last I found this bike which is under my budget and gets done my work. Well I just brought it recently so I don't have ridden it so fast, it's about 70-80 km so fast but still I am looking forward to seeing how my journey goes with this bike, I hope it to be up to my expectations. Well if you are looking for something which provides range under 150 go for it, if you are a daily office going guy it's might be for you and the green energy is free, (not free really). but still it's much cheaper to go with this one. Read More

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chintu on Jul 12, 2026
4.2
THIS IS GOOD

This looks futuristic and stylish also milege is good (172 in one charge) which is fantastic and useful for my need, I need to travel 40-50 km a days to go to my office my colleague also give me compliments for this bike. It's comfortable and nice as mentioned it is good for someone who needs to travel long in a day my son also go to his school with this bike he is also okay with this bike appreciate it I hope the price comes down. yess value for money for sure if your budget is about 2 lakhs then you can consider this bike it looks futuristic have great comfort and awesome mileage (172 in one charge as mentioned above) great for daily users. Read More

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jack on Aug 20, 2025
4.8
Very good bike and look

Very good bike and performance and look is so killer First electric bike with gear Pickup so fast Charging so fast Battery is so good Disk break working very good Led lights very good performance Battery backup is very good And Indian fast gear electric motorcycle Look is so killing Quick pickupAll good 👌🏻 10/10Read More

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shivchand on Apr 26, 2025
4.2
Horse hipe

I drove it for more than 58kms but it's performance and stability was far better than any other ev i ever drove.i genuinely recommend my fellow riders to give it a trial just start the engine and it will take u to many memorable journeys with no 🙂‍↔️ sign of backache or discomfort it's feels like a dolphin in the waves.Read More

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prakash on Jan 20, 2025
5.0
My Feedback

The bike is a highly capable and stylish electric bike that offers *high performance*, *advanced features*, and *excellent range* for urban commuters and long-distance riders. With its *fast charging*, smooth acceleration, and intelligent tech, it’s a strong contender in the electric motorcycle market. It’s perfect for those looking for a powerful, eco-friendly ride with a modern design.Read More

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