GoZero Mobility, a British manufacturer of premium electric performance bikes, has launched a first of its kind ‘Switch’ program across the country. This innovative campaign ‘SWITCH’ has been launched to take adventure every day.
Under this campaign, customers can bring any conventional cycle and replace it with a new Gojiro electric bike. Switch campaign starts from 10th January 2022 and will end on 9th April 2022. Interested people can take advantage of this for the next three months.
The e-bike maker is accepting cycles of any brand between Rs 7000 and Rs 25,000 as part of its Switch campaign.
The major partners for the GoZero Switch campaign include Electric One, Saradhy Traders, Greaves EV Automart and Aryendra Mobility, who will help customers easily and smoothly benefit from this offer and help tap the North, West & South part of the country.
Sumit Ranjan, Co-Founder, GoZero Mobility, said, “For us, end-use or motive of this campaign is that we will refurbish all the collected bikes and use it for internal purpose. This baby step is also directed towards our larger goal of clean and emission free mobility. Consumers always choose to be different, the whole idea around this campaign is to why settle for less.”
He added “People have been riding conventional bicycles since ages, time is now for them to consider switching to a more trendy and upgraded eBikes by GoZero. Our X series eBikes are well apt to meet all regular and off-road requirements of a bicycle user, at the same time providing them with optimum comfort of electric drivetrain.”
Further throwing light on the models that will be available at the partner retail stores under Switch, Ranjan said, “Our partner retail stores will be selling our X-Series products that ranges from INR 34,999 up to INR 45,999. The campaign will be valid for about three months ending on 9th April 2022, the company added.
The company had entered the Indian market in 2019 with the launch of its two e-bikes, “One’ and “Mile”.
GoZero Mobility has its base of operations in Birmingham, UK and New Delhi, India.
