Uber India chief Prabhjeet Singh exits after 10 years; successor unnamed as Rapido, Bharat Taxi close in

Prabhjeet Singh, president of Uber India and South Asia, has resigned after a decade with the company, six of them leading the region. The exit lands mid-fight: Rapido and Bharat Taxi are scaling aggressively, and Uber's Rs 60 crore ONDC bet and 10-million metro rides milestone now pass to an unnamed successor.

— Source publishedFri, 26 Jun, 2026, 19:50 IST·First seen Fri, 26 Jun, 2026, 19:56 IST·Source Business Standard · Companies

What happened

Prabhjeet Singh, president of Uber India and South Asia, has resigned after a decade, including six years leading the region. Successor not yet named. Exit

Key facts

  • Rs 60 crore ONDC investment
  • 10 million metro rides
  • 5 cities

Why this matters

Uber India's leadership gap creates a window for partnership overtures, talent poaching from the incumbent bench, or repositioning against a distracted competitor before the new president sets the agenda.

What to watch

  • Successor announcement (name, internal vs external, India vs expat)
  • Rapido or Bharat Taxi funding round or city expansion announcement within 60 days
  • Changes to Uber India driver commission or subscription pricing
  • ONDC mobility integration milestones or delays
  • Senior India team departures following Singh
  • Map Uber India's L2 bench — flag likely internal successors and their portfolio ownership
  • Track Rapido and Bharat Taxi driver incentive moves in next 30 days for opportunistic poaching
  • Watch ONDC mobility transaction volumes for any Uber commitment wobble
  • Brief clients with Uber fleet exposure on continuity risk in enterprise contracts

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