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New Uber Rider app now available to all riders in all 29 cities in India

| | May 22, 2017, at 10:05 pm
Kolkata, May 22 (IBNS): Taxi-servicing provider Uber's newly designed and re-engineered rider’ app has been rolled out to its users in India and around the globe, across Android and iOS platforms.

Uber promised that its riders could now enjoy the faster, smarter and more personalised Uber experience on the new rider app which has been rebuilt completely from the ground up for the first time since 2012.

“Uber is based on a simple concept: push a button, get a ride. What started as a way to request premium cars, now offers a range of products, making millions of rides possible across  the world. While providing seamless on-demand transportation for riders remains our central focus, the  newly designed rider app is unique as we rebuilt it from ground up to deliver a much faster and improved interface for riders. We are excited that riders across India will now have this superior experience,” Apurva Dalal, Head of Engineering, Uber India.

 

Image: Uber.com

 

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