Yesterday Chinese ride-hailing giant (and Uber competitor) Didi Chuxing announced that it would be launching a new service in China called Didi Dache. Furthermore, Didi claims to have “broken even” in “over 100″ cities in 10 provinces it which it operates; however, it is worth bearing in mind that this is less than half of all its active cities, and Didi plans to expand to 400 total cities in the next three months. There are at least 250 such cities in China. The move keeps it ahead of Uber, who said in September that it would enter 100 new Chinese cities over the next year.
Yesterday Chinese ride-hailing giant (and Uber competitor) Didi Chuxing announced that it would be launching a new service in China called Didi Dache. Furthermore, Didi claims to have “broken even” in “over 100″ cities in 10 provinces it which it operates; however, it is worth bearing in mind that this is less than half of all its active cities, and Didi plans to expand to 400 total cities in the next three months. The move keeps it ahead of Uber, who said in September that it would enter 100 new Chinese cities over the next year.