Uber Shuts Down Operations in Lahore, Ends Presence in Pakistan

Lahore Loses Uber App, Careem Takes the Wheel

In a strategic shift, ride-hailing giant Uber is shutting down its app in Lahore, Pakistan, its last remaining city in the country. This move signals a growing focus on consolidating operations with its subsidiary, Careem.

Uber initially expanded across Pakistan to meet the demand for convenient transportation. However, a recent reevaluation of its global footprint led to the closure of its app in Karachi, Multan, Faisalabad, Peshawar, and Islamabad.

By transitioning to Careem, Uber aims to streamline operations and leverage Careem's established presence in Pakistan. This strategic move optimizes resources and focuses efforts on core markets for sustainable growth.

For Pakistani users, the Uber app will no longer be functional. But fret not! Careem's platform offers continued ride-hailing services, ensuring both customer convenience and driver earning opportunities.

Uber's exit from Lahore and focus on Careem reflects a strategic approach to market consolidation and resource efficiency. This paves the way for sustainable growth and solidifies Careem's position in Pakistan's competitive ride-hailing market.