Electric ride service firm, BluSmart enters UAE market
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Electric ride service firm, BluSmart enters UAE market

BluSmart, an electric ride-hailing service and EV charging infrastructure operator, has expanded its operations into the UAE market, marking the country's first 100% electric full-stack premium limousine service. The move represents a significant milestone in the UAE's shift towards sustainable transportation solutions.

Offering a range of services, including zero driver cancellations, transparent upfront pricing, punctual arrivals, and a carbon emission tracker, BluSmart aims to serve Dubai's diverse population. Its services cover city and airport rides, hourly rentals within the city, and drop-offs to other Emirates.

Anmol Singh Jaggi, Co-founder, BluSmart, emphasised the importance of electric transportation, stating that their sustainable business model and premium EV offerings align with the UAE's mobility market needs.

BluSmart plans to expand further in the Middle East by collaborating with governments, businesses, and corporations. The company aims to contribute to the UAE's vision of creating smart, sustainable cities by providing environmentally conscious transportation options.

BluSmart's platform facilitates seamless booking, efficient route optimisation, and real-time monitoring for a hassle-free ride experience. With round-the-clock customer support available in English and Arabic, the company ensures immediate assistance for customers whenever needed.

(Source: ET Infra)

BluSmart, an electric ride-hailing service and EV charging infrastructure operator, has expanded its operations into the UAE market, marking the country's first 100% electric full-stack premium limousine service. The move represents a significant milestone in the UAE's shift towards sustainable transportation solutions. Offering a range of services, including zero driver cancellations, transparent upfront pricing, punctual arrivals, and a carbon emission tracker, BluSmart aims to serve Dubai's diverse population. Its services cover city and airport rides, hourly rentals within the city, and drop-offs to other Emirates. Anmol Singh Jaggi, Co-founder, BluSmart, emphasised the importance of electric transportation, stating that their sustainable business model and premium EV offerings align with the UAE's mobility market needs. BluSmart plans to expand further in the Middle East by collaborating with governments, businesses, and corporations. The company aims to contribute to the UAE's vision of creating smart, sustainable cities by providing environmentally conscious transportation options. BluSmart's platform facilitates seamless booking, efficient route optimisation, and real-time monitoring for a hassle-free ride experience. With round-the-clock customer support available in English and Arabic, the company ensures immediate assistance for customers whenever needed. (Source: ET Infra)

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