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inDrive world's fastest growing ride-hailing app in 2022
Published in Amwal Al Ghad on 07 - 02 - 2023

The global mobility and urban services platform, inDrive has been ranked as the world's fastest growing global ride-hailing app in 2022, according to datat.ai. on Monday.
inDrive has witnessed a 45 percent surge last year, up from 42.6 million in 2021 to reach 61.8 million in 2022, as it become the second most downloaded smart transportation app in the world, according to Google Play and App Store in China.
In some countries it leaped into first place, becoming the most downloaded ride-hailing app in Morocco, Peru, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Pakistan, Nepal, Namibia and Botswana.
Arsen Tomsky, CEO of inDrive said "Despite a challenging macro environment, the data.ai figures underscore the success of our approach to launching in new geographies and maintaining growth rates across existing markets."
"Our goal in inDrive is to ensure that everyone using our app -either from drivers or customers- enjoys a higher level of control on prices as well as the flexibility in negotiating trips' fees they find fair," Tomsky added.
In 2022, inDrive saw an 88 percent increase in gross revenue, and it was available in 47 countries, up from 37 in 2021.


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