Peloton Impact Report Reveals 283,000 People Reached

Peloton’s FY26 report includes the Community in Motion pilot, a place-based donation model, a 10% product carbon target, and new life-stage content for Members.

The Peloton Impact Report for fiscal year 2026 is out, and its newest initiative is Community in Motion, a pilot that places commercial-grade Peloton equipment and multi-year memberships in community centers and affordable housing. The report covers July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, and is the company’s sixth publication of its kind.

Peloton says it reached more than 283,000 people through community investments and activations in FY26. The Peloton Impact Report also sets a new product carbon target, reports that Peloton Certified Refurbished and Peloton Rental made up 24% of Bike and Bike+ sales, and details new life-stage content for Members.

Community in Motion Anchors the Peloton Impact Report

Community in Motion is a place-based donation model built with the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC). Peloton installs connected fitness units, each paired with a multi-year commercial membership, at small community organizations including affordable housing developments and senior centers in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. Peloton launched first in Chicago, citing significant health disparities, a strong Member base, and an established network of community partners.

Peloton says it is tracking how the equipment is used and how participants feel, with the goal of shaping the pilot into a repeatable model for additional cities. The report does not name those cities.

Wellbeing for Life now centers on five signature partners: GirlTREK, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, OUT Foundation, Sporting Equals, and LISC. Peloton hosted or partnered on 34 studio, retail, workplace, and virtual events and reports a Net Promoter Score of 98 from its community activations. It also continues to commit at least 1% of annual pre-tax operating income to community partnerships. Forbes named Peloton among its Best Brands for Social Impact 2026.

Member Survey Results and New Wellbeing Content

In the Peloton Impact Report, a survey of 1,001 U.S. Members found that 90% agree Peloton improved their relationship with their bodies, 89% agree it improved their mental health, and 84% agree they have a place of belonging in the community.

Life-stage content is a major thread. In the ReSpin P.R.E.S.S. study, 84% of participants reported improved perimenopause and menopause symptom severity. The Hospital for Special Surgery partnership produced a Prevention Series and phased Recovery programs for shoulder and ACL. Peloton also introduced Breathwrk, launched the Peloton Fuel YouTube series, and produced more than 291 Identity Classes. On accessibility, Google’s TalkBack is available on Bike, Bike+, Tread, Tread+, and Row+.

Carbon Targets, Packaging, and Circularity

The Peloton Impact Report sets a target to cut the carbon footprint of each product category by 10% by FY30, compared with FY26. The baseline comes from product carbon footprint studies completed for the Cross-Training Series, which includes Bike, Bike+, Row+, Tread, and Tread+. The target covers the Row, Tread, and Bike product lines and excludes Precor. Peloton plans to share progress in 2027.

Company-wide, the Peloton Impact Report states that the combined FY26 greenhouse gas footprint was 3.8% lower than the restated FY25 inventory. A review of Precor data led Peloton to restate FY25 downward by 14.5%. Renewable energy certificates covered 94.7% of global electricity, short of the 100% goal for FY26, and distribution sites diverted 82.6% of waste from landfills against an 80% goal. Apex Companies, LLC independently verified the emissions data with limited assurance.

Packaging was 76% widely recyclable in FY26, and Peloton set a new goal of 90% by 2030. Peloton Certified Refurbished and Peloton Rental accounted for 24% of Bike and Bike+ sales. The report also points to Peloton Repowered, replacement parts sold in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, and a Peloton History Summary that shows the age, usage, and service history of a Bike or Bike+ by serial number.

Team Figures and FY27 Priorities

Peloton ended the fiscal year with 2,262 team members globally, a figure that includes Precor, and approximately 5.5 million Members. The Peloton Impact Report highlights Elevate, a new people leader training program that earned a Net Promoter Score of 59, with a goal of training 100% of people leaders in the Coaching and Feedback modules by January 2027. Employee Net Promoter Score was 72%, down from 74% in FY25, and perceptions of inclusion held at 85%. Team members donated about $166,000 through Together We Give, and Peloton added about $92,000 in matched funding.

The Peloton Impact Report lists FY27 priorities as scaling community impact, accelerating climate and circularity targets, and building a culture of inclusion. Two items to track: the first progress update on the product carbon target, planned for 2027, and the expansion of Community in Motion to additional cities.

What do you think about the latest Peloton Impact Report and the company’s progress and goals?

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