Namma Yatri, the zero-commission ride-hailing platform, is gearing up to expand its reach to five or six additional cities within the next quarter.
“With this expansion, we are confident in scaling our operations while continuing to provide unparalleled value to both drivers and riders,” said Shan M.S., COO and Co-founder, during a virtual media briefing.
Enhanced Connectivity and New Features
The platform is also set to introduce integrated services for auto-rickshaws and metro systems in cities like Bengaluru. This includes further development of its “MetroWarrior” feature, which facilitates seamless last-mile connectivity between metro stations and auto services.
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Additionally, the company plans to enhance ride-batching and shared mobility options, addressing issues such as drivers avoiding short-distance trips during peak hours. “These innovations aim to resolve longstanding structural challenges in urban transportation,” Shan explained.
Economic Impact and Open Network Model
Namma Yatri’s open network approach is expected to generate significant economic benefits. According to company estimates, it could contribute an additional ₹51,000 crore to ₹67,000 crore in annual economic activity and boost GST revenues by ₹1,000 crore each year.
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“By scaling our zero-commission model and integrating public transport systems, we’re building an inclusive and future-ready mobility ecosystem,” Shan emphasized.
