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Global segment ranking · Mobility & logistics › Passenger transport

The world’s most valuable ride-hailing startups

Edition 0·Published 17 Oct 2026·Next scheduled update 25 Jan 2027

Apps that let people book a ride with a driver: ride-hailing and taxi apps, motorbike and auto-rickshaw taxis, and premium chauffeur services. Ranked worldwide by AI-estimated valuation, with listed ride-hailing companies shown in grey at their market value for reference. The market sets the value; AI models estimate it.

Twice a year Claude · multi-AI consensus from 1 Dec 2026· Method· Order never changed by a human

Key metrics for this segment: key milestone. Figures as published by each company or the press, dated, not recalculated. The AIs weigh them alongside funding history and comparables.

Not in this segment. Listed, so not ranked: Uber, DiDi Global (traded over the counter), Lyft, CaoCao, Ruqi Mobility and Ryde (shown in grey), and Grab and GoTo (mainly delivery), Marti, Dida and Swvl. Bought by a group: FreeNow (Lyft), Gett (Pango, its UK business then Lyft), Careem (Uber, then e&), Uklon (Kyivstar), 99 (DiDi), Move It (Grab). Created by a group or its owner: T3 Mobility (FAW, Dongfeng, Changan), Xiangdao Mobility (SAIC), Xanh SM, Little (Craft Silicon), Waymo (Alphabet), Zoox (Amazon). In insolvency: BluSmart. In other segments: carpooling (BlaBlaCar, Dida, Hello) under Carpooling; shuttles and on-demand buses (Via, Swvl, Zeelo) under On-demand transit; car sharing under Car sharing. Vehicle financing for drivers (Moove) and autonomous-driving technology (Pony.ai, WeRide, May Mobility) are outside this segment. A company appears in one segment only. Method

The segment at a glance
13companies ranked
6companies on the radar
11countries in the ranking
6listed benchmarks
Sources: Company announcements, Reuters, Bloomberg, TechCrunch, Sifted, City AM, CNBC, Bloomberg Línea, El Referente, Maddyness, Tech.eu, TechCabal, Inc42, YourStory, Arab News, Wamda, 36Kr, The Bamboo Works, and market data and filings for listed companies. Intention counters will be shown above a threshold of amount and number of Backers.

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Global ranking · Ride-hailing & taxis

Snapshot17 Oct 2026A snapshot taken on 17 Oct 2026
This ranking shows the startups as they stood on 17 Oct 2026. Funding rounds, valuations and other events announced after that date are not included yet. They will be taken into account in the next edition, scheduled for 25 Jan 2027.
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Listed benchmark · 17 Oct 20260.4xmedian market cap / revenue of the listed pure players (revenue known)50%share of Uber's gross bookings from rides (Q2 2026)2.5x vs 0.15xmarket cap / revenue, Uber vs Ruqi Mobility

Key metrics in this segment: trips, gross bookings, take rate (the share of each fare kept by the platform) and the split between rides and delivery. Listed companies appear in grey at their market value on the ranking date, for reference: they are never ranked and no intention is possible on them. Facts from company filings and market data; Uback gives no opinion on listed companies.

World · 13 ranked companies

#CompanyLast round · Key metricsEstimated valuation (AI) · rangePool of InterestsInterest: a free, non-binding declaration on a company, or on a sector within an area, made during the free phase of a pool.

Pool: all the Interests declared on the same target. This column shows the number of Backers and the combined amount of their tickets, to validated members only.
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BackBacking a startup on Uback (pronounced “you back”) can be done in two ways:

Interest · free: a non-binding declaration that signals your demand for a company or a sector. You can move or withdraw it at any time, with up to 5 at once.

Intention · coming soon: a paid, confirmed declaration, still non-binding. Once its pool reaches critical mass, it is presented to a company by a partner desk.

Neither is an order nor a commitment to invest.
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— UberListed · NYSE · UBER Mobility share 50% of gross bookings and 52% of revenue in Q2 2026Trips 3.87bn in Q2 2026 (+18%) USD 140bnMarket cap · Oct 2026 · 2.5x revenueListed company · not ranked
— DiDi GlobalListed · OTC · DIDIY China mobility share 88% of revenue in H1 2026Transactions 5.05bn on the core platform in Q2 2026 (+13%) USD 15bnMarket cap · Oct 2026 · 0.4x revenueListed company · not ranked
1 BoltMobile app for booking rides with private drivers and taxis, alongside scooters, car rental and food delivery, for riders across Europe, Africa and Latin America. Series F · USD 709M · Jan 2022revenue EUR 1.99bn (+17%), 600 cities in 45 countries · 2024 Last known equity round: Series F · USD 709M · Jan 2022 (Sequoia Capital, Fidelity, Whale Rock, Blue Owl, D1, G Squared, Tekne); EUR 628M
Published valuation: EUR 6.3bn in a secondary share sale (reported) (Sep 2025)
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— LyftListed · Nasdaq · LYFT Rides 262.4M in Q2 2026 (+12%)Gross bookings USD 5.5bn in Q2 2026 (+23%) USD 6.4bnMarket cap · Oct 2026Listed company · not ranked
2 Rapido#8 in IndiaApp for booking bike taxis, auto-rickshaws and cabs across Indian cities, where drivers pay a flat subscription instead of a commission on each ride. Growth round · USD 240M · May 2026present in more than 400 Indian cities · May 2026 Last known equity round: Growth round · USD 240M · May 2026 (Prosus, WestBridge Capital, Accel); primary part of a USD 730M transaction including secondary sales
Published valuation: USD 3bn post-money (May 2026)
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3 Cabify#6 in SpainRide-hailing platform for individuals and companies to book licensed private drivers and taxis in Spain and several Latin American countries, including Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru. Capital increase · USD 21M · Jun 2024revenue EUR 839M (+10.7%), positive EBITDA · 2025 Last known equity round: Capital increase · USD 21M · Jun 2024 (Orilla Asset Management, Rakuten, Mutua Madrileña); about EUR 20M from existing shareholdersMethod
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4 inDriveRide-hailing app on which passengers propose a fare and drivers accept or counter it, also offering intercity rides, delivery and driver services across emerging markets. Series C · USD 150M · Feb 2021net revenue USD 601.6M (+31%) · 2025 Last known equity round: Series C · USD 150M · Feb 2021 (Insight Partners, General Catalyst, BOND)Method
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— CaoCaoListed · HKEX · 2643 Mobility share 95% of revenue in H1 2026Revenue RMB 10.3bn in H1 2026 (+9%) about HKD 6.4bn (USD 0.82bn)Market cap · Oct 2026 · 0.3x revenueListed company · not ranked
5 YassirSuper app offering ride-hailing, food and grocery delivery and payments to consumers in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Senegal and other North and West African markets. Series B · USD 150M · Nov 2022more than 8 million users in 45 cities and 6 countries · Nov 2022 Last known equity round: Series B · USD 150M · Nov 2022 (BOND, DN Capital, Dorsal Capital, Quiet Capital, Y Combinator)Method
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6 BlacklanePlatform for booking pre-scheduled and hourly chauffeur rides and airport transfers with professional drivers, used by business travellers and companies in cities worldwide. Growth round · USD 65M · Oct 2024the United States is its largest market; Middle East rides tripled in a year · 2024 Last known equity round: Growth round · USD 65M · Oct 2024 (TASARU Mobility Investments (PIF), Mercedes-Benz Mobility, Gargash Enterprises, Al Fahim Group); EUR 60M
Published valuation: about GBP 420M (reported) (Oct 2024)
Method
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— Ruqi MobilityListed · HKEX · 9680 Orders 184M in H1 2026 (+151%)Revenue RMB 4.0bn in H1 2026 (+141%) about HKD 1.3bn (USD 0.17bn)Market cap · Sep 2026 · 0.15x revenueListed company · not ranked
7 Be Group#7 in VietnamVietnamese multi-service app for motorbike and car rides, food and parcel delivery and digital payments, competing with Grab and Xanh SM across dozens of provinces. Strategic · USD 30.3M · Jan 20245.8 million monthly active users · Q3 2025 Last known equity round: Strategic · USD 30.3M · Jan 2024 (VPBank Securities); VND 739.5bnMethod
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8 AltoPremium ride service that owns its electric vehicle fleet and employs its drivers, operating in Dallas and Houston and in other US cities through a partnership with Uber. Equity crowdfunding · USD 2.8M · Apr 2024operates in Dallas and Houston; Los Angeles and Miami through Uber · Mar 2026 Last known equity round: Equity crowdfunding · USD 2.8M · Apr 2024; after a USD 45M Series B in 2021Method
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— RydeListed · NYSE American · RYDE Revenue SGD 6.7M in H1 2026 (+17%), two thirds from mobility USD 110MMarket cap · Oct 2026Listed company · not ranked
9 HeetchRide-hailing app connecting passengers with private hire drivers in France, Belgium and several French-speaking African countries, including Morocco, Algeria, Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire. Series B · USD 38M · May 2019more than 1 million trips a month in Africa, 11 countries · Dec 2022 Last known equity round: Series B · USD 38M · May 2019 (Cathay Innovation, Total Ventures, Felix Capital, Alven; Cathay AfricInvest Innovation); EUR 34M, extended by EUR 4M in Nov 2019Method
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10 WheelyChauffeur app connecting riders with vetted professional drivers in business-class and first-class cars, operating in London, Paris, Dubai and New York. Internal round · USD 15M · Feb 2024launched in New York · Mar 2026 Last known equity round: Internal round · USD 15M · Feb 2024 (Concentric, AdFirst.vc, Anton Chirkunov)Method
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11 Namma YatriZero-commission mobility app built on India's open ONDC network, where riders book auto-rickshaws and cabs and drivers keep the full fare for a daily fee. Pre-Series A · USD 4.6M · Mar 2026more than 10 million users and 74.9 million trips · Jan 2025 Last known equity round: Pre-Series A · USD 4.6M · Mar 2026 (Vimal Kumar, Blume Ventures, Antler); INR 39.8 croreMethod
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12 Bykea#6 in PakistanMotorbike and rickshaw ride-hailing app that also handles parcel delivery and payments for urban customers in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Funding round · USD 10M · Jun 20225 million customers and 60,000 driver partners · Jun 2022 Last known equity round: Funding round · USD 10M · Jun 2022 (Prosus Ventures, MEVP, Sarmayacar)Method
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13 TADACommission-free ride-hailing app founded in Singapore, operating in Southeast Asian markets and Hong Kong and launching in New York. Series B · USD 15M · Apr 2021more than 150 million trips completed · Mar 2026 Last known equity round: Series B · USD 15M · Apr 2021 (Central, Trive Capital); raised by MVL Labs; token sales excludedMethod
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Ranking in descending order of AI-estimated valuation, based on public information, with no human intervention on the order. The valuations, ranges and brackets shown are editorial estimates produced by AI, purely indicative and imperfect by nature: neither a financial valuation, nor an offer, nor investment advice. Only the market sets a company’s value, through a funding round or a sale. Ranking established by Claude (Anthropic) from public information, following the published rules. A consensus of several AIs will apply from 1 December 2026. Eligibility: at least $1M raised in equity, non-listed company, main activity in this segment (ride-hailing and taxi apps). Country shown is the country of main operations. Request a correction

How to read this ranking

Rank

Companies are ranked by AI-estimated valuation, highest first. The market sets the value; AI models estimate it.

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An AI-estimated valuation, its uncertainty range and its order of magnitude. Indicative, and imperfect by nature.

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Challengers

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Radar · known eligible companies, not ranked

Sorted by date of last round, with no judgement and no AI call.

  • ARRW · Egypt · Middle East & North AfricaMay 2026 · USD 4MBack
  • SafeBoda · Uganda · Sub-Saharan AfricaOct 2022Back
  • Angkas · Philippines · AsiaMay 2022 · USD 20MBack
  • Ola Consumer · India · AsiaJul 2021 · USD 500M; split between primary and secondary not confirmedBack
  • Picap · Colombia · Latin America & CaribbeanMay 2019 · USD 2.5MBack
  • BiTaksi · Türkiye · Middle East & North AfricaJun 2013 · USD 2MBack

Listed benchmarks

Not ranked: no intention is possible on a listed company.

  • Uber · United StatesNYSE · UBER · USD 140bn (Oct 2026)
  • DiDi Global · ChinaOTC · DIDIY · USD 15bn (Oct 2026)
  • Lyft · United StatesNasdaq · LYFT · USD 6.4bn (Oct 2026)
  • CaoCao · ChinaHKEX · 2643 · about HKD 6.4bn (USD 0.82bn) (Oct 2026)
  • Ruqi Mobility · ChinaHKEX · 9680 · about HKD 1.3bn (USD 0.17bn) (Sep 2026)
  • Ryde · SingaporeNYSE American · RYDE · USD 110M (Oct 2026)

Sources and method for this segment

Calendar. Global segment rankings are published twice a year. Next edition: January 25, 2027.

Eligibility. At least $1M raised in equity, non-listed company, main activity in this segment (ride-hailing and taxi apps). A company appears in one segment only.

Sources. Company announcements, Reuters, Bloomberg, TechCrunch, Sifted, City AM, CNBC, Bloomberg Línea, El Referente, Maddyness, Tech.eu, TechCabal, Inc42, YourStory, Arab News, Wamda, 36Kr, The Bamboo Works, and market data and filings for listed companies.

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