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Read all… inDrive, a global mobility and delivery services platform, is gaining traction among Nigerian consumers as the country’s ride-hailing market continues to evolve, recording a 96 per cent increase in app installs and emerging as the number one ride-hailing app in Nigeria by installs.
According to independent third-party data from Sensor Tower, inDrive has continued to grow its active user base, further strengthening its position in Nigeria’s evolving ride-hailing market, as consumers increasingly turn to mobility options that offer affordability, flexibility, and greater control over their rides. inDrive currently operates in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Benin City, Ibadan, Owerri, and Enugu, providing passengers with a range of mobility options built around its fair choice model, which allows drivers and passengers to agree directly on fares.
Beyond its core ride-hailing offering, inDrive has expanded its services to meet diverse mobility and delivery service needs, with local offerings such as Economy, Courier, Comfort, One Click, and TukTuk. Its Delivery service also provides businesses with a convenient and flexible solution for moving packages and goods, helping merchants and other businesses meet their delivery needs more efficiently.