Uber has invested $10 million in Indian fleet management startup Carrum Mobility, valuing the company at about $168 million. Carrum supplies over 5,100 vehicles and 18,000 drivers to Uber’s various service tiers in India, including the premium Uber Black, where it is the largest fleet partner. The investment supports Carrum’s plan to double its fleet to 11,000 vehicles, expand to more cities, and enhance its technology. This partnership reflects Uber’s growing strategy to rely on large fleet operators for better control and service quality, especially in premium segments, with ambitions to possibly expand globally.
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