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First e-cycle delivery service launched

In a landmark initiative aimed at reshaping last-mile delivery with clean, efficient alternatives, Avon Cycles has launched AvonGo, India's first dedicated electric cycle delivery service. The service features a fleet of custom-designed AvonGo e-cycles, engineered for durability, efficiency and gig-economy...
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:01 AM May 14, 2025 IST
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In a landmark initiative aimed at reshaping last-mile delivery with clean, efficient alternatives, Avon Cycles has launched AvonGo, India's first dedicated electric cycle delivery service. The service features a fleet of custom-designed AvonGo e-cycles, engineered for durability, efficiency and gig-economy use. These cycles are powered by MYBYK's Electric Gen-Z platform, known for its unmatched 135 km real-world throttle range.

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AvonGo fleet represents a deliberate move toward future-ready logistics. Avon has not only provided the e-cycles but also led the customisation process to ensure they meet the demands of delivery professionals.

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