Bharat Taxi targets 500 cities in 2 years as Shah slams Uber-Ola-Rapido fare cuts
Government-backed cooperative ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi launched in 14 Gujarat cities with a 500-city national rollout planned over two years. HM Amit Shah accused Uber, Ola and Rapido of predatory fare-cutting to choke the zero-commission entrant, which onboards 7 lakh drivers into a $11.06 Bn market growing at 20.7% CAGR.
Government-backed cooperative ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi will expand to 500+ Indian cities within two years, Amit Shah announced while launching services in 14 Gujarat cities. Shah accused Uber, Ola and Rapido of predatory fare-cutting to block the zero-commission entrant.
Why this matters
Builds on Bharat Taxi's 14-city Gujarat debut and zero-commission challenge to Rapido-Uber-Ola, now scaling to a national 500-city rollout with explicit political backing from Amit Shah.
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