Bharat Taxi targets 55-60 small cities, leans on bikes and autos to challenge Uber, Rapido
Cooperative-led ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi, launched in February, plans a 3-6 month push into 55-60 smaller cities including Kanpur, Gorakhpur and Rajasthan towns. Two- and three-wheelers anchor the rollout as it takes on Uber and Rapido in tier-2/3 markets.
Cooperative-led ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi, launched in February, plans to expand to 55-60 smaller cities including Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Rajasthan towns and satellite areas over the next three to six months, with bikes and autos central to growth.
Why this matters
Builds on Bharat Taxi's scale-up to 35 lakh users and 6 lakh drivers under a zero-commission cooperative model, now extending that footprint into tier-2/3 geographies.
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