Bharat Taxi scales to 35 lakh users, 6 lakh drivers as zero-commission cooperative
Driver-owned mobility cooperative chaired by Amul MD Jayen Mehta has onboarded 6 lakh drivers nationwide and 1 lakh in Gujarat. Zero-commission model delivers 25-30% higher driver income and 15% lower fares (₹17-18/km vs ₹30/km), with expansion across Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Somnath and Dwarka.
What happened
Bharat Taxi, a driver-owned mobility cooperative chaired by Amul MD Jayen Mehta and launched in February by Amit Shah, has scaled to 35 lakh users and 6 lakh
Key facts
- 35 lakh users
- 6 lakh drivers
- 1 lakh drivers in Gujarat
- 25-30% driver income increase
- 15% lower fares
- ₹17-18/km vs ₹30/km
- 10,000 drivers trained
Why this matters
Cooperative mobility scaling under Amul-affiliated governance opens partnership angles in fleet financing, EV supply, and rural last-mile, while raising regulatory tailwind risk for commission-based competitors.