Abu Dhabi-based tech holding company e&, formerly Etisalat has agreed to acquire a 50.3% share in Careem’s Super App in a $400 million agreement. Mudassir Sheikha and Magnus Olsson, the founders of Careem, will oversee the Super App. The ride-hailing
Careem has partnered with Lulu Exchange, one of UAE’s largest licensed remittance providers, to launch international remittances on Careem Pay, enabling customers and Captains to send money abroad. In the first phase, customers can seamlessly transfer money from the UAE
Zong 4G, has partnered with Careem, the leading ride hailing service of Pakistan, to bring free rides and exclusive discounts for its customers. Under this partnership, all new customers can get a first free ride and can avail a discount
Ride hailing apps like Careem provide all basic functionality through its smartphone application. However, in order to contact the driver when you have to give specific location instructions, it demands a mobile phone call or SMS. That way the driver
Careem has added 25,000 local Taxis on it’s platform in the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Starting today, customers will see the new “TAXI” car type as an option in their Careem app while booking for a new ride.
Careem Pakistan created a hype in media yesterday by first leaking out details about appointing legendary cricketer Wasim Akram as its new Chief Executive Officer and then officially announced him to be the honorary CEO for one day. Before the
The ride-hailing service, Careem has announced the launch of GO and GO+ cars today. It aims to further reinforce its customer-centric brand positioning as the most affordable mobility solution in Pakistan. The introduction of these two new car types aligns with
Careem via an official statement informed all its customers and captains that it’s platform is live and there is no interruption in the service. On behalf of our team, captains and vendors, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude towards our
As we have reported earlier, governments of Punjab and Sindh have declared the ride-hailing service Uber and Careem illegal. However, that doesn’t mean these services have been blocked. Some online publications have started false propaganda that these services are banned and
The government of Punjab has declared ride-hailing services Uber and Careem, as illegal. It has announced that legal action will be taken against the mobile-application taxi service providers. A notification issued by the Punjab Transport Authority states: It has been observed
