Ride-hailing company Uber is expanding into 100 more Indian cities, pushing deeper into smaller towns at a time when competition in India's two-wheeler mobility market is intensifying. The expansion will widen its national footprint to more than 220 cities.
Operations in the new cities, spread across 18 states and one union territory, will initially be driven by Uber Bike, the company’s two-wheeler offering. The new markets include Jammu, Tirunelveli, Silchar and Jamnagar.
