Reportedly in 2019, ola rides covered a distance of 6 billion kilometres in total. Meanwhile that, the company claims, is more than a kilometre for every person in Asia. Accordingly ‘Ola Hyperdrive 2019’, which gathered insights from 200+ cities across different categories of ola, Rs 20.87 crore (Rs 20, 87, 62, 289) was saved with discounts. Furthermore in terms of categories, ola claims that ola Share rides enabled in keeping 1.4 million cars off the road in 2019.
Further ola Outstation covered 366 million kms across 10,000 destinations in india, enough for a trip to Jupiter. ola bike covered a total of 166 million kms and Ola’s top bike partner travelled 38,289 kms. Apparently ola Autos, on the other, covered 1200 million kms. Perhaps in terms of cities, hyderabad clocked the highest average speed of 24.8 kmph, followed by delhi (23.5 kmph), chennai (23.1 kmph), mumbai (22.7 kmph), pune (22.6 kmph), bengaluru (21.2 kmph) and kolkata (19.4 kmph).
Moreover the total distance covered on ola from bengaluru was 914 million kms, out of which ola auto and ola bike covered 313 million kms and 233 million kms respectively. Hence of this, the city clocked 92 million kms of night travel between 10 pm to 6 am, behind delhi who clocked 141 million kms and mumbai who clocked 104 million kms and of all the cities in the country, bengaluru took the most number of Olas during the week with 65 million rides from monday to friday and on the weekend as well with 25 million rides between saturday and Sunday. Moreover two bengaluru driver partners Azeez Khan took 2415 and Yaseen Sharif took 2329 night rides and led all markets for taking the maximum number of rides at night.
