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Most Frequently Used Ride-Hailing Services Worldwide 2024

Most Frequently Used Ride-Hailing Services Worldwide 2024

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TGM StatBox. (2025). Most Frequently Used Ride-Hailing Services Worldwide 2024. TGM StatBox.
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Uber has been the most frequently used ride-hailing service worldwide, with 32.16% of users choosing it as their top option. Uber's global reach, extensive fleet of drivers, and reliable service contribute to its leading position. Other popular services include Bolt, Grab, and Didi, each of which has carved out a strong foothold in specific regions. Bolt, for instance, is known for its competitive pricing and a strong presence in Europe and Africa, while Grab dominates Southeast Asia with its multi-service platform that also offers food delivery and digital payments. Didi, often called the "Uber of China," has a significant market share in China and other parts of Asia, offering a range of mobility options, including taxis and private rides.

For more insights, explore top reasons for choosing ride-hailing apps, global ride-hailing services usage frequency, and top-of-mind ride-hailing brands worldwide.

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