Driven by strong global adoption, including growing momentum across Africa and continued growth in Nigeria, inDrive, a global mobility and urban services platform operating across 48 countries, has emerged as the world’s second-most-downloaded ride-hailing app for the fourth consecutive year.
This was disclosed in a latest report by Sensor Tower, a leading market intelligence firm.
The report also stated that the company ranked fourth globally in the travel category for downloads, up from fifth place in 2024, reflecting growing engagement as it continues its transition into a super app.
The inDrive app, defined by its peer-to-peer pricing model that allows drivers and riders to agree on a fair price mutually, has now been downloaded over 400 million times since its launch.
Available in 1,065 cities worldwide, it has facilitated more than 8 billion transactions.
According to the report, inDrive was also ranked number one in the travel category by downloads in nine countries, with newcomers to the list including Peru and Pakistan, and placed among the top three most downloaded travel apps in 22 countries.
In 2025, inDrive accelerated its transition into a super app, expanding beyond its core ride-hailing offering to offer additional services, including intercity transportation, courier, grocery delivery, and financial services.
By expanding its offering and meeting more of its users’ daily needs, inDrive is driving deeper and more frequent user engagement, an approach that underpins its continued global momentum.
Technology under the hood, including AI and advanced analytics, plays a significant role in supporting this evolution by enabling greater personalization and more seamless user experiences.
From using machine learning to fix mapping gaps and deliver more accurate ETAs, to predictive analytics that anticipate user needs and personalize service offerings, these capabilities drive innovation.
In contrast, ensuring users retain complete control over pricing decisions is consistent with inDrive’s commitment to fairness through choice.
The latest report, according to the firm, highlights that super app ecosystems are becoming a key growth driver for the ride-hailing industry, particularly in emerging markets where users are engaging more frequently and across a broader range of use cases.
In his remarks, Arsen Tomsky, founder/chief executive officer of inDrive, stated that the continued rise underscores a broader shift toward multi-service platforms that deliver everyday value while remaining closely aligned with local market needs and user expectations.
“Maintaining our position as the world’s second most downloaded ride-hailing app for a fourth consecutive year is a powerful validation of the value inDrive delivers to its users every day.
This recognition reflects the trust people place in our platform and the continued dedication of our global team. As inDrive evolves into a super app, we remain focused on our core principles of fairness, transparency, and user choice, while expanding access to services that make a meaningful difference in people’s daily lives,” Tomsky said.
