As we have been reporting over the last week, Uber competitors such as China’s Didi Kuaidi, India’s Ola, and South-East Asia’s Grab Taxi have been joining forces, seemingly with the aim of creating a powerful, international, anti-Uber coalition. Collectively, the anti-Uber alliance has raised over $6.9 billion—about 70% of Uber’s total funding received to date. That coalition, is rather well funded, and according to a Quartz report yesterday, has so far collectively raised over $6.9bn, or about 70% of the funding ﻿Uber has﻿ received to date. The new alliance between these three companies will be called “UberEATS,” which stands for “ubereats.” It’s too difficult to know right now…”, and comparing ride-sharing services is difficult as different firms release different data, however based on daily ride volumes , Uber announced it had released 1 million rides a day in June, however Didi is already claiming over 3 million daily rides.
As we have been reporting over the last week, Uber competitors such as China’s Didi Kuaidi, India’s Ola, and South-East Asia’s Grab Taxi have been joining forces, seemingly with the aim of creating a powerful, international, anti-Uber coalition. That coalition, is rather well funded, and according to a Quartz report yesterday, has so far collectively raised over $6.9bn, or about 70% of the funding ﻿Uber has﻿ received to date. The new alliance between these three companies will be called “UberEATS,” which stands for “ubereats.” It’s too difficult to know right now…”, and comparing ride-sharing services is difficult as different firms release different data, however based on daily ride volumes , Uber announced it had released 1 million rides a day in June, however Didi is already claiming over 3 million daily rides.