Pranav Mathur is a Junior Program Associate with the Battery 360 team in the Energy Program at WRI India. He supports working groups on Battery Aadhaar, second-life batteries, circularity standards and battery financing. He also conducts research on India's battery value chain and maintains a database of organisations working in the sector.

Before joining WRI India, Pranav spent eight months as a PGET at Tigris Mobility, where he worked on LFP cell selection, battery pack supplier benchmarking, market research on L3 and L5 electric vehicle manufacturers, and Simulink-based modelling of a range-extended EV powertrain. Earlier, he worked as a GET (Design) at Tata Technologies on the Jaguar Land Rover project.

Pranav holds an MTech in Electric Mobility from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi. His thesis focused on cell and battery pack modelling across lithium-ion chemistries under different performance conditions. He also holds a BTech in Automobile Engineering from Amity University. His technical background informs his work on battery circularity in India.

Outside work, Pranav enjoys exploring new cuisines, learning about automobiles and playing just about any sport.