and PhD in Mechanical Engineering, with both degree from Cornell University, Josh Rasmussen - Co-Founder and CEO His passion for the environment has been one of the driving forces to create Monday Motorbikes.Īs part of the core team at Zero Motorcycles as Design Engineer, his contributions led to the production scale of their flagship X-model. Nathan has a PhD in Mechanical Engineering and has always had a passion for reducing our environmental impact, including founding non-profit A-Day-Without-Driving, a grassroots movement dedicated to educating the world about how we can decrease our carbon footprint. Nathan Jauvtis - Co-Founder and Chief Scientist Over time, its focus will be on enhancing global distribution while maximizing production output in order to deliver and disrupt current markets. Over the next 5 years, the company plans to utilize offshore manufacturing assistance, increasing production to over 100,000 units and improving margins. If you include the markets for motorcycles, ride shares and e-bikes, Monday is attacking a $311 billion global market.Īnd McKinsey, the business consultant, reports that the market for electric vehicles is growing at 60% a year. This is a big market the company is going after: The M1 is simple to use and doesn’t need clutch or gears - just twist the throttle and go. On an M1, people get their first taste of the thrill of riding. Over 40% of its riders have never ridden a motorcycle before.

This is Monday Motorcycle's target market. Its first product, the M1, is simple and easy to ride while providing the power, style and attitude of a motorcycle.ġ in 10 Americans (32 million people) say they want to ride motorcycles, but most of them never do.

Monday Motorbikes creates stylish electric motorbikes designed for urban transport.ĪS GQ wrote, 'We waited 40-odd years for an heir to the classic Italian mopeds of the 1970s, but the M1 was worth it.'Īnd as CNN Money wrote, its bike was the 'hit of CES.'

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