SimilarWeb tracked ride-hailing apps around the world. This incredible data analysis looked only at Android data and examined what they called reach, which is the “percentage of installs” as well as the number of daily active users.
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As you likely suspected, the map shows that Uber is a dominant force around the world, with the exception of Asia. In 108 countries of the 171 that SimilarWeb tracked data on, Uber was the number one app. In the United States, Uber is installed on 21% of all Android devices, compared with just under 3 percent for Lyft. Recently, Uber merged with Didi Chuxing in China, and has struggled with competing with other companies in the Asian market.
After Uber, other companies that you may not have heard of have extensive reach across the world. For example, Dubai-based Careem is the most popular app in 6 countries, including Pakistan, and the United Arab Emirates. Singapore-based Grab also is the reach leader in 6 countries, which include Vietnam and Thailand.
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Does anyone know of a ride sharing apps in British Columbia? Heading to Vancouver next week and just realized there is no Uber!