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Global mobility platform Uber has officially commenced trial operations in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley, partnering with local entity TaxiMandu for on-the-ground management and driver onboarding. The service aims to disrupt the existing ride-hailing market by offering aggressive early discounts and a zero-commission model for drivers during its initial launch phase.

Uber has officially launched its ride-hailing services in the Kathmandu Valley, partnering with local entity TaxiMandu and offering zero commission for a limited period. The expansion into Nepal's capital introduces a familiar app for tourists and residents, entering a market characterized by a complex regulatory environment and the long-standing influence of transport syndicates.

Global ride-sharing platform Uber has officially launched its services in Nepal, beginning operations in the Kathmandu Valley as part of a trial phase. The company is currently offering both motorbike and cab services within the valley. Uber's entry intensifies competition in Nepal's expanding ride-sharing sector, following the arrival of platforms like inDrive and Yango.

Global ride-hailing giant Uber has officially begun operations in Nepal, launching a test phase of its services within the Kathmandu Valley through a strategic partnership with local platform TaxiMandu. The collaboration will see Uber provide its technology platform and app, while TaxiMandu manages local operations and driver onboarding. This move is expected to significantly increase competition in Nepal's burgeoning ride-hailing market.