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11 Dec 2020 Friday

How UBER works: Under the hood

Uber is a ridesharing software solution that completely revolutionized the dynamics of the traditional taxi industry. Established in 2009, the company rapidly gained popularity as an attractive transport alternative to conventional taxi services by offering a seamless user experience at an affordable price point.

CNBC ranked Uber as the second most disruptive company of 2018. Though it has since fallen off the list, Uber still dominates the transport market significantly.

Over the years, it has expanded exponentially, making headways into many diverse fields, introducing UberPool for ride-sharing services, offering peer-to-peer rides through UberPop, and establishing luxury travel options like UberLux. Uber is also working to develop flying taxis for fast travel.

In this article, we will gain insights into how Uber works, understanding the challenges it faces and Uber’s strategies to build a workaround for them.

Uber system design

Uber’s application is designed to look simple. But, when a rider requests a ride, an entire intricately connected backend ecosystem activates to deliver a smooth experience for its users.

Like most web-based applications, Uber started as a monolithic system architecture with a few application servers and a database. The initial system worked fine for providing services within a few cities, but, as its presence within the world swelled, Uber shifted to a service-oriented architecture, consisting of numerous services.

Basic Algorithm

The dispatch system design of Uber acts as a real-time marketplace where it matches the demands with the supply using smartphones.

So, the entire system has three broadly categorized services:

The Demand Service
The Supply Service
The DISCO service

In the subsequent sections, we will talk about all these services briefly.

The Demand Service

When a rider books a ride, it gets connected to the demand service of Uber, accessing the GPS location of the rider to track the pickup point along with other specifications that the rider has requested for in the particular ride. This demand then matches with a cab within the supply pool.

The Supply Service

All the active drivers registered with Uber, periodically send their geolocation to the Supply Service with other details like the status of the drivers, for future reference. This way, whenever demand arises, the supply service has the latest information and can match with an appropriate supply.

Now that we understand the basic working of these two services, we will move on to the matching service, known as DISCO in Uber.

DISCO (Dispatch Optimization)

DISCO or Dispatch Optimization is where a series of events are activated in real-time to match demands with the supplies.

Efficient location tracking is pivotal for applications like Uber. Therefore, to enhance system output, Uber uses Google’s S2 library, which divides the entire system into small, equal-sized cells. These cells are labeled uniquely for ease of identification.

When demand arises, DISCO matches all the available supplies within the vicinity of the rider’s cell ID, matching the best possible cab with the rider based on the existing roadmap. This is critical because the road infrastructure and the traffic conditions determine the ETAs of the driver candidates. The supply service then matches the best driver available for the trip.

The DISCO algorithm aims to decrease the trip ETA by reducing:

Overall wait time
Driving time and distance

Uber’s challenge – Providing a seamless user experience

Now, since we have formed a basic understanding of how to design Uber backend, let’s look at the various technical challenges a real-time system faces and the workarounds Uber has found for them.

Dispatch systems like Uber are required to provide an uninterrupted and seamless user-experience. Matt Ranney, chief systems architect for Uber says:

“Another challenge is that Uber cannot afford a system failure. Ever. If a Uber customer cannot get a Uber car, then they will switch to another app. There is no brand loyalty. The systems must always work.”

To enhance system performance, Uber chooses technologies that are steady and can deliver results rapidly. It ensures that the entire infrastructure works independently of each other by carrying out extensive testing. So that, even with partial systems crashing, there is no down-time.

Scaling the dispatch system

Dispatch system-based applications like Uber require effective, scalable architectures to accommodate fast information processing in real-time. Uber addresses these challenges by using various standard technologies combined with their in-house solutions.

The dispatch system is written in Node.js, a platform built for real-time distributed systems. It has an asynchronous and event-based framework that aids the sending and the receiving of messages over WebSockets. But, according to the system architecture at Uber, Node.js and Python have performance issues therefore, Uber might switch to IO.js, a branch of Node.js, further enhancing system performance.

Uber also needed a mechanism to scale and distribute the data to multiple servers, for which it uses its RingPop technology, similar to Riak and Amazon’s Dynamo. Uber’s RingPop solution also manages cluster membership using SWIM (Scalable Weakly-consistent, Infection-style Process Group Membership Protocol).

Uber has also modified its communication channel, calling it the TChannel which is similar to Twitter’s MUX but, since Uber supports more languages compared to Twitter, it had to transform the standard RPC communication protocol to adjust to its requirements.

According to Ranney, Uber is also replacing HTTP and JSON with Thrift.

“We are even looking to replace HTTP+JSON, a typical REST API, with Thrift, as our tests are showing that it is 20 times faster. We need all the speed we can get.”

The use of these modified technologies significantly aids in improving system performance at Uber, a key factor to its success.

Data management

Real-time applications like Uber have a significant dependency on reliable data access at all times. Traditional database system architectures may act as a single point of failure for the entire system. Therefore, Uber uses Big Data stores as the infrastructure for its technologies, using tools like Redis and Postgres.

Uber considers smartphones portable minicomputers, using driver’s applications to distribute data. This way, the pressure of data replication across servers is relieved. As mentioned earlier, all the drivers check in with the supply service periodically, to receive an encrypted digest in return. If at some point, the driver does not receive a reply, it automatically connects to the backup server.

To handle these periodic driver updates, Uber works with a Kafka Cluster which logs all the incoming data traffic. This information is then sent to different worker nodes and persisted to the database asynchronously.

The way forward

Uber system design continues to evolve to match the rising user demands. It has made its mark on the transportation industry, revolutionizing the dynamics of the existing infrastructure completely.

The key to its success is performance, therefore, this is how Uber works to expand its ecosystem, providing a swift user experience. Uber’s model has set the bar high for enterprises that aim to produce fast, distributed, and scalable services for its consumers.

If you need a dispatch system similar to Uber, contact us and let our experts help you out!

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14 Sep 2020 Monday

All You Need to Start Your On-Demand Water Taxi Business

In the past few years, the taxi industry has been completely revolutionized and has changed the market dynamics. After the introduction of the Uber model, on-demand technology has continuously improved and has reformed the ride-hailing services. These not only include the taxi services but also paratransit, airport shuttle, bike, chauffeur and water transport.

CabStartup is a cloud-based software that provides ride-hailing solutions to taxi companies solving all their taxi service problems. Cabstartup helps automate the ride dispatching process and location tracking all the while giving the customers ease in ride booking with ingenious passenger mobile apps. Water Taxi is one of the many services provided by CabStartup and has been successful in sustaining water taxi entrepreneurs with advanced technology. It is a major boon in the coastal areas and people who have adopted the on-demand model have started earning more profits.

Why On-Demand Water Taxi App is a brilliant idea

Water taxis do not only provide a quick, cheap and unique experience to tourists for sightseeing but can also become a daily source of transportation for commuters to catch a ride to their workplaces. These people will more likely prefer a fast water taxi service instead of struggling to get on time through the heavy traffic at rush hour.

Another reason why providing on-demand water taxi services is a good idea is that the target market is very broad. Tourists, commuters, leisure seekers; all use water taxis. Thus, a water taxi business provides such a service that is always in demand and is used every day resulting in daily revenue generation.

What does it take to start a water taxi business?

A successful business must have a sound business plan. Thus, it is crucial to consider the following points to devise a successful water taxi business plan.

What are the start-up costs?

You must have the budget and funding required to cover the initial costs. The primary components to start a water taxi business are:

Passenger boats/vessels to get you started.
Fuel; It is more profitable to invest in electric vessels powered through solar panels.
Signage of the vessel
Marketing and advertising cost of the water taxi business
Development of the water taxi app

The Target Market

Although a large portion of the water taxi demographic is comprised of tourists but water taxi service can be more than just for tourism. Incorporating water taxis into the public transportation system can garner skyrocketing profits and more riders. Consumers all around coastal areas have realized the benefits of utilizing the on-demand water taxi services and consider it an economical commuting option.

Revenue Generation and fares

The primary source of revenue regeneration is from the rides the water taxis transport. The fare calculation depends on the location and the specific service offered.

Market and Competition

Make sure to check out the competition in the coastal area and find out how strong it is. If the competition is too tough with already established loyal customers then it would be wise to start the water taxi service in another area or try to come up with a unique value proposition that makes you stand out.

Establishing a legal entity

For starting a water taxi business, it is very important to establish yourself as a legal business to prevent you from being personally liable in the situation if the service is sued. Moreover, it is also very crucial to obtain all the necessary permits and licenses. Getting Business insurance to protect the financial wellbeing of the water taxi service is also beneficial to recover if a loss occurs.

What is the growth potential and how to make more profits?

Fuel costs and vehicle maintenance costs are rising everyday due to which consumers are seeking out alternative transport sources. An on-demand water taxi app solves these problems and will only grow with the future as the customer needs increase. Once the business has started, you can make the water taxi service even more profitable:

Adopting hybrid-electric powered boats which can reduce expenses.
Hosting dinners or sunset cruises
Offering transportation services for materials when there is a lull in customer activity.

CabStartup ’s White Label Water Taxi Solution

Cab Startup offers a taxi dispatch platform in the form of iOS and Android applications affixed with various features so that the user gets the maximum benefits.

Driver App

The Driver app allows the driver to sign up, create an account and login. A driver can review information regarding the previous water taxi rides and determine safe routes.

Passenger App

Passengers can easily book the rides right at the harbor and the cloud-based solution offers passengers a trouble-free smartphone booking process. Passengers can select the drop off locations and send requests to a nearby water taxi. Promos and referral codes allow passengers to avail discounts and share their referral codes.

Admin App

Admin is provided with all the required information for monitoring the ongoing water taxi rides and the business activities. It includes driver tracking and filtering. Admin can manage the promo codes offered and also set up different fare rates for different coastal areas.

Dispatcher Panel

It is designed to keep the water taxi business owners informed about all the alerts and updates in real time. The option to regulate the water taxis, drivers and passengers at the same platform enhances the dispatch method. Moreover, there is a choice between auto dispatch framework and manual ride dispatch.

Water Taxis Australia – Our Water Taxi Success Story

Water Taxis Australia provides on demand water taxi service all across Australia and can process hundreds of requests per second using cloud hosting. Today it is trusted by more than 1,780 passengers and the numbers are still growing. The reason for this success is that Water Taxis Australia is not just a ride-sharing service rather it is simply a clever smartphone booking system. This seamless and trouble-free smartphone booking process is the reason that Water Taxis Australia is a success story.

Now that you know what it takes to start a water taxi business, you can launch your own on-demand water taxi app using the tried and tested CabStartup platform. Start your two weeks trial today and stand out from the crowd with the best on demand cloud dispatch system in the Taxi industry.

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27 Mar 2020 Friday

Realizing the Future of mobility: Electric, Autonomous, and Shared Vehicle

A couple of months ago, we envisaged the future of mobility in one of our articles. A world of autonomous and electric vehicles, where private ownership is being replaced by mobility-as-a-service (MaaS), is gaining momentum.

From faster, more affordable electric vehicles to an autonomous shopping cart-mobility was on everyone’s mind at CES 2020. It was not only about the vehicles but the CASE (Connectivity, Autonomy, Shared mobility, Electrification) technology that is shaping this on-demand mobility industry.

What global consumers feel about CASE? How does the auto industry transform itself to adopt CASE technologies for integrating them into vehicles? Are global consumers willing to pay a premium to accomplish automaker’s investments using innovative technology based on CASE models? All these subjects were discussed at the CES 2020 show. Here are some brief details:

Paying for CASE:

As consumers have become used to stylish new technology that’s integrated into their new vehicles at no extra cost, therefore, consumers think they should not charge a premium for high-value gadgetry. Research from Deloitte released at the show 2020 backs this up. According to the research, 70% of consumers in Japan and Germany would not like to add a $500 to the retail price to get Tesla-style autonomous vehicle functionality.

In the US, 75% of customers would not show willingness to pay an extra $500 for additional features, regardless of its innovation. Similarly in Korea, the stats showed 60% people refusing to pay extra for connectivity features.

These stats indicate that transformation of vehicles to adopt CASE technology is expensive for end customers. But demand remains high because it is precisely these features that can still differentiate brands and models. Now, the question arises: What is the solution then as high development costs are one of the key reasons automakers are showing lower financial results.

According to Deloitte, carmakers acquired technology startups and set up joint ventures to tackle the CASE challenge. Yet even these essential steps may not be sufficient. So what else can automakers do?

Innovative Processes for CASE Challenge Accomplishment:

At CES 2020, the buzz was not only about connectivity, mobility, autonomy, and electrification, but CASE manufacturing processes and technology were also points of discussion.

One way to lower costs and increase efficiency is possible by making light weight vehicles using less heavy components, which is possible using lighter materials and innovative AI. The industry’s primary focus is to use less innovative lightweight material to lower production cost, increase profitability and bring efficiency.

Deloitte agrees from a General Motors Source who claims that light weighting is essential to meet fuel-economy regulations and achieve longer ranges for our electric vehicles. To fulfill lightweight criteria, automakers need to use advanced design tools using IoT, Artificial intelligence, and machine learning to explore innovative designs and material.

Another way that car makers are adopting is additive manufacturing which is mainstream these days on the production floor and also ready to scale.

The Bottom Line:

The CASE (Connectivity, Autonomy, Shared mobility, Electrification) was on full display at CES. The innovation, ideas, and prototypes are available. Now, the need is to collectively leverage the power of design-driven light weighting and cost-effective additive manufacturing to bring these ideas into reality for consumers at an affordable price they can embrace. Challenges may occur to accomplish these objectives but the concept is very much realistic and achievable. Moreover, it can make lives easier than before.

CabStartup provides on-demand cloud based solutions. Whether they are autonomous vehicles, on-demand ride-hailing services providers or enterprise mobility solution providers, CabStartup mobility solution caters the need of the transportation industry with their user-friendly solution that enables organizations and enterprises to streamline their business operations efficiently.

Our on-demand cloud based white label solution enables passengers to connect with drivers. It is suitable for a range of mobility industries including pedicab, limousine, SUV, Water taxi, three-wheeler, Paratransit, or black/yellow cab.

In addition, CabStartup shared mobility and ride-hailing ecosystem caters the needs at large scale, connecting passengers and drivers at low cost efficiently. Our customized mobility solution features vary depending on clients’ requirements. Feel free to contact us to learn details in developing your solution.

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10 Jan 2020 Friday

Uber and Hyundai make Headway into Flying Taxi at CES 2020

The ride-hailing industry is off to a remarkable start to the decade as Uber teams up with Hyundai for flying taxis. Though the official announcement came at CES 2020, both businesses shared their ambitions regarding flying cars years ago. Hyundai is believed to be working on this project for quite some time now. They signaled the unveiling at CES only a couple of months back but announced what they call “Project Elevate” over a year ago.

Uber is publicly working on upping their game in skies since 2016 when they first announced Uber Elevate. Hyundai is not the first manufacturer to collaborate with Uber on aerial mobility services. Bell joined forces with Uber at CES 2019 to announce their air ambitions using Bell’s Nexus Vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft.

The long road to reaching the flying taxi

Uber remains the top stakeholder in the global on-demand services industry since its inception in 2009. A decade of absolute dominance allows the business to define and shape the sources of future mobility. We are yet to witness an Uber flying taxi though and it may take a few years. Uber officially announced 2023 as the year to publicly launch aerial service.

This ride-hailing giant is not only one of the pioneers of flying taxi but stands among pioneering autonomous cars as well. Uber is working on self-driving taxis for more than half a decade.

However, their autonomous taxi campaign was hit with a serious blow in May 2018 when one of the vehicles fatally hit a pedestrian. Uber executives are still struggling to build confidence in public and pass through regulatory phases since the incident.

Prior to collaborating with Bell, Uber partnered with a number of VTOL aircraft manufacturers including Bell and Aurora Flight Sciences in the major manufacturers and Embraer, Mooney, and Karem among the smaller ones. Jaunt and Joby are the latest additions in Uber air taxi manufacturing partners.

The struggle in making considerable progress with autonomous cars is one major hurdle on their way to rule skies. This is why the business is collaborating with a large number of UAV manufacturers. If one manufacturer fails to satisfy their business requirements, they will have plenty of other options to work with.

Uber begins to set rules for aerial taxi service

Uber is in the process of setting up the rules of the game that it is going to play for the next few decades. In the absence of any notable competitor, the company is trying to ensure that regulators come up with rules that best suit the ride-hailing prodigy.

Uber Elevate Summit is an annual conference and exhibition organized by Uber as part of its Elevate project to identify the challenges in flying taxi and come up with the most promising solutions. Uber executives take this conference as an opportunity to intensify their relationship with other stakeholders including influential bodies responsible for air taxi regulation.

The company introduced the eVTOL common reference model (eCRM) in 2016 with a few amendments in the subsequent years. The model serves as the set of standards for manufacturers and designers to ensure compliance with safety regulations and operational efficiency. Although eCRM originally emerged for vehicles controlled by pilots, Uber reuses it for UAVs as well.

As per eCRM, each vehicle should be capable of cruising at 150 mph and continue operations of 25 miles and less with a charge time of as low as 7 minutes. Moreover, the eVTOL should be able to fly for 60 miles before switching on to reserve energy and should be almost noise-free.

The efforts toward succeeding at flying Uber taxi is not limited to collaborations with VTOL UAV manufacturers and influencing the regulators. Uber also went into partnership with NASA to develop air traffic plan for the times ahead. As per the company’s executives, Uber flying taxi would be operating in the urban areas with individuals needing to go farther than a vehicle’s range would require hops.

How exactly does Uber Flying Taxi work?

Uber aims to build what it calls Skyports. These ports would essentially be the platforms where a vehicle would take off and land. Besides, the port would also have an infrastructure for charging. Like vehicle manufacturers, Uber also partners with architects to develop the designs for Skyports. The company claims that Skyports would be capable of handling 1,000 landings per hour while occupying the least possible space.

Since hundreds of vehicles would be aerial in a region as small as having a radius less than 5 miles, Uber air taxi or for that matter any aerial taxi service would need to have highly sophisticated software that enables each drone in the network to complete operations seamlessly.

Elevate Cloud Services is the model that Uber is aiming to use to ensure seamless activity. This cloud-based operation would allow information sharing in real-time between aircraft and network operators. It is notable that operators would only be used for monitoring as the entire operation would remain automated.

Video below is a depiction of Skyports, the kind of drones and operations.

An individual aiming to get a ride on Uber drone taxi would need to schedule via mobile app. Similar to what passengers do while booking a traditional Uber taxi. However, passengers would need to travel to the nearest Skyport. Instead of an Uber plane landing on the driveway of passengers’ homes.

Competitors of Flying Uber Taxi

Although Uber introduced flying taxi in partnership with manufacturers earlier as well, yet their collaboration with. Bell was the first instance of UAV based aerial taxi. A couple of service providers are operating in various parts of the world using human-controlled VTOL aircraft before Uber.

Volocopter in Singapore is performing operations on a commercial scale for many years. It has also introduced the service in Dubai recently. However, Volocopter only operates aircraft controlled by humans.

Boeing is also aiming to play a central role in the flying taxi industry. Although Aurora Flight Services – one of the subsidiaries of Boeing – is currently in partnership with Uber to mass-produce Uber Flying Taxi. Yet Boeing is likely to become one of the top competitors of Uber after large-scale commercialization.

Are you planning to get into flying taxi business?

Uber plans to launch demonstrator flights in Dallas and Los Angeles on a limited scale. In mid-2020 and gradually increasing the scale up to 2023 where they plan to launch commercial operations. The demonstrations are likely to occur around the time when the 4th Elevate Summit would be underway in June 2020.

Thus, Uber Flying Taxi is expected to take to the skies very soon. The demonstration at successive CES events, first with Bell and now with Hyundai, indicates its commitment toward flying taxi ambitions. Although more competitors may emerge in the future, yet Uber is currently facing no serious rivalry. This would be the most suitable time for new players to jump in and grab a significant market share.

CabStartup provides ride-hailing solutions to businesses that wish to introduce unparalleled transportation services. Our cloud-based solution is being used not only by ground-based but aerial and marine-based ride-hailing providers too. Contact us today so that our expert can guide you further.

By Shahrukh Satti 0 Comments

12 Dec 2019 Thursday

Nigeria Possesses Huge SUV Ride-Hailing Market

Nigeria is among the top four African countries attracting most startup investment. The growing middle class and an incredibly low median age of 18.4 years are resulting in a highly suitable environment for on-demand business. The current generation is more tech-savvy than ever. Consequently, consumer trends are rapidly changing to adopt mobile based service acquisition. The growing local demand along with a massive influx of tourists indicates that SUV on-demand business would make extraordinary gains.

The country is 7th most populated in the world with over 200 million people. Total addressable market (TAM) for ride-hailing and SUV service in particular is not as big as its population. Nevertheless, Nigeria is making sharp progress in pulling its population out of poverty.

How is Nigerian market attractive for investment in Ride-Hailing?

The country’s middle class currently stands at around 20% of the total population which amounts to approximately 40 million people. The number of smartphone users in the country are also estimated around 35-40 million indicating huge opportunities for ride-hailing businesses.

Moreover, the largest city Lagos and capital Abuja have huge communities for households with significantly better socioeconomic conditions. Lagos population of 17.5 million carries the highest percentages for middle and upper socioeconomic classes.

A flashpoint for tourists

Abuja population at around 2.4 million is nowhere near Lagos but the capital city is one of the most sought after places for tourists to stay in the region. The northern region includes southern edge of Sahara desert while the presence of three national parks with abundant wildlife pushes tourists to stay in Abuja.

The stay in this city does not only make safari parks and Sahara accessible to tourists but offer considerably better security. An improved security framework is enabling the country to attract substantially high number of tourists in recent years. The percentage increase is also notable.

Official statistics indicate that country witnessed almost 400% increase in tourism between 2012 and 2016. More than 1.8 million tourists made their ways in Nigeria in the year 2016. Unofficial figures reveal that the number is well above 2 million in 2018.

Investor-friendly Business Environment

A robust reform strategy is resulting in producing one of the best business environments in the region. It was not the same prior to 2016. The country was plagued with widespread corruption and terrorism. The process of registration and evaluation for unnecessary and lengthy regulations discouraged investors and entrepreneurs.

Nevertheless, the creation of Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) in 2016 caused a huge shift. Since then the country climbed 39 places in The World Bank’s index for Ease of Doing Business. The analysis from reputed global firms forecast that the country would further improve the rank and drift into top 100 in the next two years.

A major hurdle in the past was the complication in getting visas. The government introduced visa on arrival policy in 2017 to ensure seamless tourism and business activities. The policy promises to increase tourism and startup development manifold.

Why tourists prefer SUVs in Nigeria?

A significantly large proportion of tourists landing in Nigeria requests SUV services. The tourists seek comfort as well as security. However, there is barely any business that provides such services apart from Estonian ride-hailing service provider Bolt.

Besides travelling within the cities of Abuja and Lagos, the tourists also seek SUV for travelling to safari parks. Nigeria is home to some of the finest wildlife parks particularly in the western region of the country with Yankari Game Reserve, Jos Wildlife Park, and Okomu National Park being the most notable ones. SUVs are suitable to tackle the tough terrain in these parks.

Lagos city shows drastic improvement in lifestyle. It offers a number of luxurious five star hotels and posh living spaces. However, it barely has a ride-hailing service with spacious and luxurious vehicles. The existing services including Bolt offering deluxe and executive class vehicles are too less to address the considerable proportion of high socioeconomic classes. Lagos alongside Abuja also receives the highest number of foreign tourists.

Besides, very small number of services providers offer vehicles with real-time surveillance and monitoring system. Although the security situation has markedly improved, yet travelers consider real-time tracking as an advantage.

State of Existing Taxi Businesses

Ride-hailing companies avoided Nigeria before 2015 due to largely poor security and business environment. Even the local entrepreneurs were opting Europe or North America despite higher cost of operations in those regions.

However, the entrepreneurs and investors started to flock in after 2016 business reforms. Three years down the road, Nigeria is among the most favorite destinations for investors. A massive $120 million Series B funding of OCar in November 2019 presents just one instance out of dozens.

Uber started operations in the country in 2015 at Lagos. It expanded to Abuja in 2016 and currently operates in eight Nigerian cities. The ride-hailing giant also launched boat service in July 2019 at Lagos.

However, no major ride-hailing company except Bolt currently offers SUVs. Recently announced OCar is expected to offer SUV but these two existing services would still be far from sufficient to fulfill demand.

Nigerian ride-hailing market is up for grabs

Nigeria is demonstrating huge potential for startups for the past few years. The 2016 business reforms are enabling the country to attract investments from all corners of the world. In the midst of this growing on-demand economy lies a huge but largely unexplored opportunity of SUV on demand services.

Considering the volume of tourists, the growth in tourism, and growing middle class, SUV ride-hailing service would bring great fortunes for the stakeholders.

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