inDrive also known as inDriver, is one of the biggest competitors of Careem in Pakistan. It is deciding to extend its presence in Pakistan to 5 urban areas including Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad. Currently inDive works in eleven urban communities.
Sidra Kiran, PR, and Communication Manager decided and announced Expansion as Uber Reduces Operations in Five different areas.
She made it the most downloaded ride-hailing application in Google Play Store and App Store in Pakistan. This is also a transportation and IT platform introduced in 2012, that provides services in 47 nations.
Its Overseer of Advertising Natalia Kolmakova expressed during the occasion,
“Pakistan is an exciting market. We have launched our services there to support convenient mobility solutions. As a corporation, we have always prioritised entering underserved areas.”
Unfortunately, Uber Shuts down and the company has decided to increase its activities in different nations.
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InDrive Offices in Karachi
Registration office
Address: Behind Dunkin Donuts, near PSO petrol pump, Block A North Nazimabad Town, Karachi, Karachi City, Sindh 74600
Phone: 0302 1443000
DHA Office Karachi
Address: 15-C, 12 Khayaban-e-Ittihad Road, Phase 2 Commercial Area Karachi, Karachi City, Sindh 75500
Phone: 03212903983
Karachi Johar Office (Head office)
Located in: Mateen Shopping Galaxy & Mobile Mall
Address: Mateen Shopping Galaxy, Main Johar Mor Bridge, near Johar Mor Bridge, Block 10-A Block 10 A Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi, Karachi City, Sindh 75300
Uber’s Exit from Pakistan Paves Way for InDrive’s Expansion
Uber’s recent decision to reduce its operations in Pakistan has created an opportunity for local ride-hailing companies to expand their reach and gain market share. One such company is InDrive, which has announced its plans for expansion in the wake of Uber’s retreat.
InDrive, which was founded in Pakistan in 2018, has quickly established itself as a popular alternative to Uber in the country. The company offers a range of services, including ride-hailing, delivery, and car rental. With Uber’s decision to reduce its presence in Pakistan, InDriver is poised to take advantage of the void left by the American giant.
“We see this as a great opportunity for InDrive to grow and expand our services in Pakistan,” said the CEO of InDriver. “We have always been focused on providing the best possible experience for our customers, and with Uber’s departure, we believe we can now reach even more people and make a bigger impact.”
InDriver’s expansion plans include increasing the number of drivers on its platform, as well as introducing new services such as bike-hailing and public transportation options. The company is also planning to expand its operations to other cities in Pakistan, such as Lahore and Karachi.
In addition to its expansion plans, InDriver is also focusing on improving its technology and customer service. The company has invested heavily in developing a cutting-edge app that offers features such as real-time tracking, cashless payments, and 24/7 customer support.
Overall, Uber’s exit from Pakistan has created a significant opportunity for InDriver and other local ride-hailing companies to expand their reach and gain market share. With its focus on customer service and technology, InDriver is well-positioned to take advantage of this opportunity and continue to grow in the coming years.