Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Namma Yatri Expands Mobility Services, Revenue Grows
Imagine an app like Uber or Ola, but instead of charging drivers a percentage of their earnings, they pay a flat fee to use the app.
That's how Namma Yatri works.
It started with auto-rickshaws and is now adding cabs and bikes, aiming to become a platform for all sorts of transportation.
They are growing quickly and have made a lot of money for drivers.
They plan to expand to more cities and include more public transport options.
The company is also built in a way that other people can use their code to create their own apps too.
Namma Yatri is expanding beyond auto-rickshaws to include four-wheeler cabs, bikes, and other mobility options.
Around 40% of Namma Yatri's revenue comes from its four-wheeler business.
The platform uses a driver subscription model, unlike commission-based models.
Namma Yatri has enabled ₹2,033 crore in driver earnings since its launch.
The company aims to integrate with state governments for public transport options.
- Who
- Namma Yatri, a mobility startup
- What
- Is expanding its services and revenue through auto-rickshaws, cabs, and bike taxis, operating in multiple cities.
- When
- Launched in November 2022, revenue tripled in FY25
- Where
- Bengaluru, Chennai, Bhubaneswar, Kolkata and other cities.
- Why
- To challenge existing ride-hailing companies with an open-source, driver-focused business model.
- Company
- Namma Yatri (Moving Tech Innovations Ltd)
- Business Model
- Driver subscription-based
- Revenue Growth
- Tripled in FY25
- Operational Profitability
- 15% Ebitda in mature cities
- Driver Earnings
- ₹2,033 crore since Nov 2022
- Registered Drivers
- 6.67 lakh
- Trip Count
- Over 1.5 crore
- Recent Funding
- $11 million pre-Series A