This story is from November 20, 2018
Ola starts ride sharing services in New Zealand
PUNE: Ola has recently started to offer rides to passengers in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch with the cab aggregator having offered the Kiwis 50 per cent off all rides for the first month. Customers can book rides within the three major cities and can also be picked up from Auckland and Wellington airports.
Brian Dewil, New Zealand Country Manager for Ola said, “Entering New Zealand is an important step for Ola, and the ridesharing industry here. Over recent weeks, we’ve received enthusiastic feedback from drivers across Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. With a reliable platform, an engaged, growing group of drivers and local staff in place, we’re excited to announce that Ola is now available to Kiwi passengers, giving them a fresh alternative to move about conveniently within our cities.”
With this move, Ola is offering Kiwis a reliable rideshare service, which provides a safe and affordable alternative as well as a better deal for drivers with lower commission rates that enable them to earn more, officials said. Quality of rides is also a key element of Ola’s approach and the service welcomes drivers to its platform to reap the benefits of a low introductory commission rate of 9 percent for drivers, as well as daily payments and 24/7 support.
Ola’s entry into New Zealand follows its successful launch in Australia and the UK earlier this year. Today, Ola operates in 7 cities across Australia with over 50,000 drivers registered on the platform and has completed over 2 million rides.
Brian Dewil, New Zealand Country Manager for Ola said, “Entering New Zealand is an important step for Ola, and the ridesharing industry here. Over recent weeks, we’ve received enthusiastic feedback from drivers across Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. With a reliable platform, an engaged, growing group of drivers and local staff in place, we’re excited to announce that Ola is now available to Kiwi passengers, giving them a fresh alternative to move about conveniently within our cities.”
Ola’s entry into New Zealand follows its successful launch in Australia and the UK earlier this year. Today, Ola operates in 7 cities across Australia with over 50,000 drivers registered on the platform and has completed over 2 million rides.
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