Two-wheelers are crucial for global mobility, offering affordable, agile, and efficient transport options across regions and terrains. With the global market for two-wheelers expected to exceed USD 175 billion by 2032, its continued and sustained importance across landscapes is evident. However, despite their sustained demand, two-wheeled vehicles remain most exposed to road risks, with a recent report attributing about one in three crash fatalities to motorcycles, mopeds, scooters and electric bikes (e-bikes).
And the numbers are only rising.
As urban density increases and emerging markets accelerate motorization, the gap between rider vulnerability and available safety technology is becoming harder to justify.
Regulators worldwide are already starting to respond to this scenario, and consumers are becoming more discerning. As responsible corporate citizens, leading two-wheeler OEMs are also beginning to rethink how their vehicle safety is designed, delivered, and monetized.
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