India has great potential for growth in ridesharing due to its large population density, young demographic, and lower purchasing power compared to the US. Ridesharing can help address issues with India's existing infrastructure constraints and limited individual car ownership, while also providing socioeconomic benefits like increased car sales, reduced pollution, less congestion, and customer satisfaction. For ridesharing to succeed in India, companies need to localize their services through mapping, local language support, and work with regulators on public-private partnerships to realize social benefits and improve infrastructure, while continuously innovating to remain relevant and create new needs for Indian customers.

1. Localising mobility in India

2. The Indian Sharing Economy
10% purchasing power
parity to US
60%+ of population
is millennials
10x population
density of US

3. Constraints
in Existing
Infrastructure
Limited
Car
Ownership
Sharing
comes
naturally
The Indian Ridesharing Economy

4. The Socio Economic
Impact of Ridesharing in India
Increase in
passenger
car sales
Reduced
Pollution, Less
Congestion
Customer
Delight

5. Localisation
Mapping Connectivity
Local
Language

6. Working with the
regulators
Public Private Partnership
Social Benefits
Improving City Infrastructure

7. Constant Innovation
Relevance
Leadership
Creating New needs

9. Thank You!
Building Mobility for a
Billion Indians