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2. MylesCar - Wikipedia

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   Car rental: Founded: November 2013 ... Sakshi Vij: Headquarters: New Delhi, India: Area served. Delhi, Mumbai, Pune ... is a self-drive car sharing company in India ...

3. Zoomcar - Wikipedia

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   In November 2013, Zoom, Uber, and the Ashoka Foundation launched a month-long campaign in Bangalore called RideSmartBLR to encourage car-rental and discourage drunk driving for its health, economical and environmental benefits. [33] Zoom was a member of Microsoft's Accelerator Plus program in Bangalore in Spring 2014. [34]

4. Revv Cars - Wikipedia

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   Revv Cars is an Indian self-drive mobility start up funded by Hyundai and others. The company was founded by Anupam Agarwal and Karan Jain in July 2015 and started its operation in Delhi-NCR. [1] Through Revv, customers can rent a car up to a period of 4 years. [2]

5. Carzonrent - Wikipedia

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   In 2006, Carzonrent launched its radio taxi service EasyCabs in the New Delhi, making it the first Indian company to offer car leasing and taxi services. The company commenced self-drive car rental service Myles in late 2013, [5] almost one year after Zoomcar launched as the first self-drive car rental company in India. [6]

6. Yulu (transportation company) - Wikipedia

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   Yulu’s business model involves renting low-speed (under 25 km/h), dockless EVs to users, typically for short-distance rides. In the same vein as global shared EV companies like Lime, Bolt and Dott, Yulu provides mobility as a service (MaaS) – a concept which envisages a shift from personally-owned transportation towards public and shared transport that can be accessed through a unified ...

7. BluSmart - Wikipedia

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   BluSmart functions on an asset-light business model. [15] Cars are procured on a monthly lease from companies like EESL. [2] The company's mobile application can be used to purchase rides that are similar to Uber, Ola Cabs and Lyft.