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EMotorad successfully rolls out India’s first E-Cyclothon in Pune
Mumbai: EMotorad—the market leader in the electric cycle segment— successfully organised India’s first-ever E-cyclothon in Pune today. The event was held at Mayfield Ivy Garden, Baner, and commenced at 6:30 am, bringing together e-cycling enthusiasts to celebrate World Bicycle Day and World Environment Day with an eco-friendly twist. 200 plus cyclists participated in the event.
The event saw a remarkable turnout, with participants eagerly joining the 20-km ride starting from Baner, crossing the scenic routes of Pashan Hill, NDA, and Aundh, and returning to base. The event was guided by professionals, keeping safety and regulations at the forefront. We saw participants ranging in age from 9 to late 60s, all enthusiastically geared and prepped for the ride.
The day began with a lively Zumba warm-up session, energising the participants for the ride ahead. Post-ride, participants were treated to a hearty and healthy breakfast and eco-friendly goodie bags consisting of plants, whey protein, coffee hampers, stationary, and much more. There was a fun e-cycle stunt session conducted by @freestyler.shevi, aka Shivam Naruka from the EM team leaving the audience in awe. The event concluded with an award ceremony, where participants were honoured with medals, merchandise, and gifts, capturing memorable moments of this landmark event.
EMotorad’s CMO Aditya Oza, expressed delight at the event’s success, stating, “With EM offices in Bangalore, Spain, UAE, and Japan—Pune is and will always remain our backyard. Our first customer came from the city, and many of our team, including founders, were educated here, thus, India’s first e-cyclothon in Pune holds a special place for us. We really hope this inspired more people to adopt e-cycles. Maharashtra has been a leading state in all domains and now it’s time we lead the torch of sustainability! This ride for change is a shout-out from all Puneris and now it’s time to bring the change—now it’s time to e-cycle!”
Participants and spectators alike left with a sense of fulfillment, contributing to a greener planet while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the E-cyclothon. EMotorad’s initiative has set a new benchmark for sustainable events in India, inspiring many to adopt eco-friendly practices.
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Hyundai Motor India posts highest-ever quarterly domestic sales of 1,66,578 units in Q4 FY2025-26
The carmaker clocks 8.5 per cent year-on-year growth in the January to March quarter, capping the fiscal year with a record-breaking March as well
GURUGRAM: Hyundai Motor India Limited has closed its fourth quarter on a high. The Gurugram-based carmaker posted domestic sales of 1,66,578 units in Q4 FY2025-26, its highest-ever quarterly domestic tally since inception, representing an 8.5 per cent year-on-year jump.
The numbers get better when exports are added in. Total quarterly sales, including exports of 41,697 units, a 9.4 per cent year-on-year rise, came in at 2,08,275 units for the January to March 2026 period, up 8.7 per cent year-on-year.
March 2026 delivered a record of its own. The company shifted 55,064 units in the domestic market last month, its highest-ever tally for any March since inception, up 6.3 per cent year-on-year. Total monthly sales for March, including exports of 13,940 units, stood at 69,004 units, a 2.5 per cent year-on-year rise.
Managing director and chief executive Tarun Garg struck a confident tone. “Continuing the momentum gained in 2026, we have achieved highest-ever quarterly domestic sales of 1,66,578 units in Q4 FY2025-26,” he said, pointing to upcoming product interventions including the recently upgraded Hyundai Verna and Exter as drivers of continued growth. Garg acknowledged geopolitical headwinds but said the company was “well-prepared for a strong FY2026-27, delivering aspirational, connected and innovative products, along with unmatched customer experience and pride of ownership.”
Records in the quarter, records in the month. For Hyundai Motor India, FY2025-26 has ended exactly the way it wanted.
