Nishaad Joshi is a correspondent for ZigWheels, a leading automotive publication in India. With a focus on national coverage, Nishaad writes articles on the latest two-wheeler launches, specifications comparisons, and updates in the Indian motorcycle and scooter market. His expertise lies in providing in-depth analysis and insights into the world of motorcycles and their technological advancements.
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Nishaad's coverage primarily focuses on new bike launches, electric vehicles, and product promotions in the Indian automotive sector. He seems to heavily rely on press releases and private sector announcements for his articles.
To effectively reach out to Nishaad, consider providing exclusive insights or access to upcoming two-wheeler launches, especially those related to electric vehicles. Additionally, offering detailed bike reviews or comparisons could capture his interest as he frequently covers such content.
Given his national focus on India, pitches should be tailored with this geographic emphasis in mind. If you represent a company involved in these topics with significant developments or new products targeting the Indian market specifically, it would likely pique Nishaad's interest.
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