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EMotorad launches advanced tech-enabled e-cycle T-Rex Pro
Mumbai: EMotorad has launched the T-Rex Pro, an e-cycle with a fully integrated handlebar featuring indicators, a flashlight, horn, and LCD display. Priced at an introductory ₹52,999 and with an MRP of ₹79,999, it combines advanced technology, design, and safety.
EMotorad’s CBO & co-founder Sumedh Battewar said, “Innovation is at the core of every product we build at EMotorad, and T-Rex Pro is the perfect testimony for this. It’s India’s first and only e-cycle with fully integrated rear and front indicators that boasts headlights with flash light function. Its colour LCD display within the handlebar sets a new benchmark in metallurgy and mechanical engineering. With handlebar-integrated indicator lights, brake lights, horn, and high-end luxury grade paint, the T-Rex Pro combines safety, style, and durability.”
The e-cycle includes front and rear lights, a horn, carrier, and mudguards. It is available in deep purple, spring green, and ocean blue, all with a pearl finish. The bike features an aluminium alloy frame with a lifetime warranty and is available in 27.5” and 29” wheel sizes. It includes mechanical disc brakes, a seven-speed Shimano Altus gear system, and durable tyres for various terrains.
Powered by a 250W rear hub motor and a 36V 13Ah battery, the T-Rex Pro has a range of up to 70 km on pedal assist and 45 km on throttle mode. It features five pedal assist modes, charges fully in four-six hours, and can support up to 110 kg. The e-cycle is available for pre-booking on EMotorad’s website and other platforms at introductory prices of ₹52,999 for the 27.5” version and ₹53,999 for the 29” version.
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IndiGo taps IATA director general Willie Walsh as CEO for next phase
IATA chief to take over in August as airline sharpens international play
MUMBAI: IndiGo has tapped Willie Walsh as its next chief executive officer, signalling a decisive push to expand its global footprint and steady operations after a turbulent start to the year.
Walsh, currently director general of the International Air Transport Association, will take over the top job subject to regulatory approvals. His tenure at IATA is set to conclude on July 31, 2026, with his joining at IndiGo expected by August 3, 2026.
The appointment follows the exit of Pieter Elbers, who stepped down on March 10, 2026, just months after the airline grappled with network-wide disruptions that put its operational resilience under scrutiny.
Welcoming the move, IndiGo chairman Vikram Singh said, “I am thrilled that Willie will be at helm of IndiGo. He is an exceptional global aviation leader with a stellar track record of outstanding leadership across several airlines. His experience in managing large scale airline operations and navigating complex market dynamics make him ideally suited to strengthen and lead IndiGo for continued growth in an ever evolving and competitive international aviation environment.”
For his part, Walsh struck an optimistic note on the road ahead, “The aviation landscape is evolving rapidly, and IndiGo is extremely well-positioned to be at the forefront of this change. I look forward to partnering with colleagues across the organisation to build a culture of excellence, innovation, collaboration and sustainable value for all stakeholders” he said.
The leadership change comes at a time when IndiGo is sharpening its long-haul ambitions and looking to cement its position beyond the domestic market. With Walsh at the controls, the airline appears set to double down on scale, stability and a stronger international presence in the years ahead.
