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EaseMyTrip ties up with Zoomcar to provide pre-booked self-drive cars in India

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2 min read • Updated: March 19, 2024, 11:52 AM

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Zoomcar’s fleet of self-drive cars have been integrated into the EaseMyTrip platform, allowing users to book their preferred vehicle directly from the EaseMyTrip app, a media release said. This is a “significant milestone” in the evolution of travel services in India, EaseMyTrip CEO Nishant Pitti added.

EaseMyTrip users will be allowed to book cars from an extensive fleet of over 25,000 vehicles
EaseMyTrip users will be allowed to book cars from an extensive fleet of over 25,000 vehicles

Online travel platform EaseMyTrip on Tuesday, March 19, announced its tie-up with Zoomcar, the NASDAQ-listed marketplace for car sharing, to provide pre-booked and on-demand self-drive cars in India.

"With this partnership, Zoomcar’s wide range of self-drive cars have been seamlessly integrated into the EaseMyTrip platform, allowing users to book their preferred Zoomcar directly from the EaseMyTrip app," a media release stated.

EaseMyTrip described the collaboration as a "milestone" in the evolution of travel services in India, adding that its customers will be able to book cars from Zoomcar's extensive fleet of over 25,000 vehicles. This includes a diverse range of models, ranging from hatchbacks to sedans to SUVs like Kia Carens, Hyundai Creta, Tata Nexon, and MG Astor, among others.

"This integration indicates a new era of travel convenience, where travelers can seamlessly reserve self-drive vehicles alongside their flights and accommodations, all via our intuitive platform. This partnership is a resolute commitment to elevating the travel experience, empowering travelers with unmatched flexibility and efficiency," EaseMyTrip co-founder and chief executive officer Nishant Pitti said.

Zoomcar CEO Greg Moran said the collaboration is a "turning point" in the company's goal to "redefine urban mobility" in India.

"By integrating our scalable self-drive solutions with EaseMyTrip's extensive travel services, we're not just facilitating travel; we're enhancing the joy and freedom it brings," he added.