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Banma Kuaipao, also known as Zebra Express, is a China-based delivery and ride-hailing platform founded in 2015. It operates a last-mile delivery service through a network of local drivers and has expanded into passenger ride-hailing, securing 125 ride-hailing licenses across cities in China, including many second- and third-tier markets. The company has partnered with automaker Zotye Auto, which supplies vehicles and fuel to support its ride-hailing operations.

GO is a Japanese mobility technology company developing dispatching software and hardware for taxi operators and ride-hailing services. Headquartered in Tokyo, it supplies vehicle allocation systems, fleet management dashboards, and passenger apps integrated with major operators like Nihon Kotsu. Founded in 1973, the firm supports over 10,000 vehicles nationwide, incorporating GPS tracking and cashless payments for urban and regional transport.

SAIC Mobility is the ride-hailing and mobility services arm of Chinese automaker SAIC Motor, running a ride-hailing network across nearly 100 Chinese cities alongside car rental service EvCard and emerging robotaxi operations. Established in 2018 under the Xiangdao Chuxing brand, it partners with autonomous driving firm Momenta to deploy L4 robotaxis in Shanghai using Momenta's Flywheel technology. The company combines big data, AI, and smart transportation systems to build what it calls a one-stop smart mobility ecosystem, and has filed for a Hong Kong stock listing.

Shouqi Limousine & Chauffeur is a Chinese premium car-hailing service owned by Beijing's state-owned Shouqi Group, distinguished by owning its own fleet of vehicles rather than relying on independent drivers. Founded in 2015, it competes with Didi Chuxing across 53 Chinese cities with a fleet of roughly 60,000 vehicles and more than 20 million registered users, and has built partnerships with Baidu and NIO to bring autonomous driving technology and electric vehicles into its transportation ecosystem.

HopSkipDrive is a Los Angeles-headquartered rideshare service transporting K-12 students across 12 states to 16,000 schools. CareDrivers, vetted with 10+ years driving experience, have completed 2 million trips covering 20 million miles under contracts with 400+ districts. Founded in 2014, it schedules rides via app for districts like Los Angeles Unified.

inDrive (formerly inDriver) is a global, peer-to-peer ride-hailing and urban services platform. It stands out from competitors by allowing passengers and drivers to directly negotiate fares, bypassing traditional surge-pricing algorithms. Operating in over 1,000 cities across 48 countries, it is the world's second most downloaded mobility app.

Cabify is a Madrid-headquartered ride-hailing service operating in Spain, Portugal, and Latin American countries including Mexico, Colombia, and Peru. The app offers economy, comfort, and premium vehicle classes with licensed professional drivers. Launched in 2011, Cabify integrates carbon offset options and corporate accounts for fleets. It competes in markets like Santiago and Buenos Aires with fixed pricing during peak hours.

Caocao Chuxing is a Hangzhou-headquartered ride-hailing service operating in over 100 cities across China as a Geely Holdings subsidiary launched in 2015. The platform emphasizes electric vehicles for zero-emission mobility, providing premium rides, shared cars, and autonomous vehicle pilots integrated with WeChat for seamless urban transport.

DST Car is a Shenzhen-based new-energy vehicle fleet operator, founded in 2015 by Zhang Haiying, that provides electric truck and van rental and operational services to China's logistics industry. Its digital platform lets clients and drivers monitor vehicle and battery data, plan routes, and manage the EV life cycle, while the company also runs charging, fleet repair, maintenance, and insurance services through a large network of service stations and charging piles. DST has grown into the largest logistics EV operations platform in China, supporting a large fleet across hundreds of cities.

GO Inc is a mobility-tech company, focused on taxi and transportation services through a digital platform. Its business activities include the provision of dispatch systems for taxi operators, taxi-hailing applications, and other mobility-related services.

Neutron Holdings Inc is a micromobility company that provides rentals of shared electric scooters (e-scooters) and electric bicycles (e-bikes) through its platform (the Rider App) to be used for short distances in various cities and municipalities around the world.

Socar Inc is a car sharing company in Korea. The company uses mobility technology for its business.

Airlift Technologies is a Pakistan-based logistics firm founded in 2019. It operates decentralized transportation networks and Airlift Express for 30-minute last-mile deliveries of food, pharmacy, groceries, and electronics across Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi, backed by First Round Capital with over $24 million raised.

GoTo is an Indonesian ecosystem that combines ride-hailing, delivery, and financial services under one app. The company operates primarily in Indonesia and is the product of a merger between Gojek and Tokopedia in May 2021, but recently divested the e-commerce business into a combined entity with TikTok Indonesia in 2024. Looking ahead, we expect the on-demand service to account for the majority of revenue while its financial services begin to ramp. Prior to the deconsolidation, 82% of nonfinancial services gross transactional value came from e-commerce, and the firm will begin to expand into financial services such as providing loans and buy now, pay later programs. The company competes with Grab in the ride-hailing and delivery business.