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Uber Launches Ride-Sharing Services in Kathmandu Valley

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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.

  • Uber's services are expected to roll out fully in the coming days after the initial trial phase.
  • The company announced a strategic partnership with Taximandu to facilitate its entry into the Nepali market.
  • Uber joins other multinational platforms such as inDrive and Yango, as well as local operators like Pathao, in the competitive Nepali ride-sharing market.
  • The homegrown Tootle was the first ride-sharing service in Nepal, but is no longer in operation.

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