Concept PR secures communications mandate for Cityflo

Cityflo, India’s premium shared mobility platform, has appointed Concept Public Relations Ltd., one of India’s leading public relations consultancies, as its official PR and communications partner. As part of this strategic collaboration, Concept PR will drive Cityflo’s public relations strategy, focusing on strengthening corporate reputation, strategic media relations, thought leadership, executive profiling, and its brand proposition across key markets such as Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Hyderabad. 

Through this strategic engagement, Concept PR will work closely with Cityflo to amplify its growth story, build greater visibility for its leadership team, and strengthen the brand’s voice across business, mobility, technology, sustainability, and consumer conversations. The partnership comes as Cityflo continues to expand its presence across Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, strengthening its position in India’s evolving shared mobility ecosystem and solutions.  

Sankalp Kelshikar, CMO and Co-Founder, Cityflo, said, “Mobility is one of the defining challenges for India’s rapidly growing cities. Addressing it will require shared, organised mobility supported by better-connected networks and technology. That is the opportunity we are building towards at Cityflo. As we scale, Concept PR will help us take this conversation beyond our growth story and establish Cityflo’s perspective on how cities can move more efficiently, sustainably and at scale.” 

Suhas Tadas, Senior Vice President, Concept PR, added, “This mandate is a continuation of Concept PR’s multiple wins in the consumer sector. We look forward to bringing our expertise to the partnership and building a strong, distinctive narrative for Cityflo as the brand continues to scale.”  

The mandate further strengthens Concept PR’s growing portfolio in the mobility and urban transportation space, reflecting the agency’s expertise in building strategic PR programmes for businesses operating at the intersection of technology, consumer behaviour and evolving urban infrastructure.