EMotorad, India’s leading electric cycle manufacturer backed by cricket legend MS Dhoni, has announced significant progress in the construction of the world’s largest integrated e-cycle gigafactory. Just four weeks after the initial announcement, the company is on track with commissioning set to begin shortly, followed by full-scale operations.
Phase 1 of the gigafactory spans 240,000 square feet and is strategically designed to meet the increasing global demand for sustainable, high-performance electric cycles. The facility will integrate all aspects of production, from design and manufacturing to assembly and quality control, ensuring high standards of efficiency and product excellence.
In a remarkable feat, the roofing of the site is already complete, indicating the rapid pace of construction. This swift progress underscores EMotorad’s commitment to addressing the growing global market for electric mobility solutions.
Rajib Gagopadhyay, Managing Director and Founder of EMotorad, emphasized the company’s dedication to speed and efficiency. “One thing integral to our DNA is the speed of work. The ever-growing and rapidly changing demand worldwide has pushed us to try and start operations for phase 1 at a record speed. Our team’s hard work and commitment are driving this project forward, and we are excited about the positive impact this gigafactory will have on the e-cycle industry and the environment,” Gagopadhyay stated.
Beyond physical progress, EMotorad is also advancing in workforce development and community engagement efforts. The company plans to create hundreds of new jobs, providing training and opportunities for local workers to participate in the booming electric vehicle industry. This initiative supports economic growth and fosters a skilled workforce that will drive innovation and excellence in electric cycle manufacturing.
As EMotorad continues to build its gigafactory, the project is set to become a landmark in the e-cycle industry, contributing to sustainable transportation solutions and economic development.
