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Over 7,500 cab drivers in Hyderabad partner with Tora Cabs
Toracabs Technology Services Pvt Ltd (TTSPL) has seen a surge in drivers joining them with over 7500 already on-board, since it announced its foray into the market on June 27, 2019.
Hyderabad: Toracabs Technology Services Pvt Ltd (TTSPL) has seen a surge in drivers joining them with over 7500 already on-board, since it announced its foray into the market on June 27, 2019. The company is currently on-boarding drivers and plans to launch its ride app for the passengers in August 2019.
Tora Cabs, a joint venture with a Korean strategic partner is backed by technology that benefits a large number of people with socially conscious business being its focus, i.e. the promise of "No Commission" for the drivers and "No Surge" for the Customers.
KavitaBhaskaran Ravi, Director – Marketing & Public Policy said "Today we have over 7500 driver partners who are ready to embark on this journey with Tora Cabs which stands for convenience for drivers and passengers. The drivers are excited about our 'zero commission' business model and we will launch in August with at least 10,000 driver partners on-board."
She added "The drivers who have signed up with us are our partners and we are confident that we have the technology to fuel their entrepreneurship spirit. We believe in capacity building and sustainable growth which will have a positive impact on the society at large."
She pointed out, this will ensure that the passengers will always have cab availability and the 'wait time' is considerably reduced. Drivers using the app need not pay any commission from the fare they collect; they would just need to pay a minimal daily subscription charge.
