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Ola Bike in 150 Indian cities, aims to grow 3-fold in a year
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SME Times News Bureau | 12 Sep, 2019
Ride hailing giant Ola on Thursday announced the expansion of its Ola
Bike service to 150 cities across the country, while planning to grow
its presence three times in the next 12 months.
With Ola Bike,
the company is making inroads into the hinterlands of India, enabling
hundreds of millions of Indians have access to affordable and convenient
on-demand transportation.
Being ubiquitous across India,
two-wheelers are popular for being a more economical, nimble and quicker
alternative to cars and buses.
"Ola Bike has enabled citizens
from the smallest of towns, such as Chapra in Bihar to large
metropolitan areas such as Gurgaon (Gurugram), access to quick, reliable
and affordable mobility," said Arun Srinivas, Chief Sales and Marketing
Officer at Ola.
"Ola Bike is also helping build sustainable
livelihoods for our fast-growing network of close to 300,000 partners
from within these ecosystems of cities and towns, creating opportunities
like never before for the youth of the nation. We aim to impact over a
million bike-partners in the coming year," he added.
Ola Bike was first introduced in 2016 as a last-mile mobility solution in Gurugram, Faridabad and Jaipur.
The
popularity of the service among both bike-partners and customers has
encouraged Ola to introduce it in various new markets - from large urban
metropolitan centres such as Hyderabad, Chandigarh and Kolkata to small
towns such as Gaya in Bihar, Bikaner in Rajasthan and Mughalsarai in
Uttar Pradesh.
With its expansion into more towns and cities
across India, Ola Bike has also opened up new employment avenues for
potential bike-partners.
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