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Jan 31, 2023, 11.45 AM

Ola enters into strategic partnership with India’s leading commercial used car trading startup Dbest Cars India

Ola Fleet Technologies, is undertaking the process to dispose-off over 5000 number of used commercial cars through the services of Dbest Cars India.

All rental or taxi cab services companies are required to dispose of their existing fleet in a gradual phase so as to replace it with new & latest fleet. The outgoing fleet of used vehicles is replaced with a fleet of new vehicles.

Ola Fleet Technologies, India’s largest mobility platform and one of the world’s largest ride-hailing companies has partnered with Dbest Cars India, one of India’s largest commercial used car trading start-ups to dispose off their used commercial fleet vehicles from their existing fleet of cars in a deal worth over Rs. 125 crores.

All rental or taxi cab services companies are required to dispose of their existing fleet in a gradual phase so as to replace it with new & latest fleet. The outgoing fleet of used vehicles is replaced with a fleet of new vehicles.

As the largest radio taxi company in India, Ola Fleet Technologies, is undertaking the process to dispose-off over 5000 number of used commercial cars through the services of Dbest Cars India.

Commenting on the same, Gulshan Rao, Director at Ola (Risks & Brand Protection) said, “Sale of Used commercial cars is totally different from sale of normal used cars (white plate). For sale & purchase of used commercial cars, there are a lot of obligations which need to be carefully fulfilled and as a responsible company, we need to choose the right partner for this so as to avoid any future disputes.” He further added, “We are in process of disposing off our existing fleet which is now obsolete and for the same we have selected Dbest Cars to be our partner as they are an established company and expert in the used commercial vehicles industry and they have a good reputation of efficiently working with other big corporates like Avis, Orix, Uber etc.”

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