Uber, the online taxi giant, has authoritatively publicized
its inauguration in Pakistan. The service will firstly be available in Lahore
and will progressively move to Karachi and Islamabad.
“We’re tremendously
excited to be here, there’s huge potential in this market and people have
welcomed us with open arms,” Loic Amado, international launcher at Uber said.
“Twenty per
cent of all ecommerce transactions happen in Lahore, which is why we’re here
first. We’re looking forward to filling a gap in the existing transportation
network.”
Uber
Technologies Inc, now valued at over $50 billion, uses a free GPS-empowered application
to link drivers from private car companies to passengers at inexpensive rates
and promises a quicker response time — often within 10 minutes.
The company, founded in 2009,
has expanded more quickly globally than any company in history and is operating
in 300 cities in over 60 countries.
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