inDrive Integrates AI to Revolutionize Ride-Hailing Experience Across Pakistan
inDrive is committed to delivering fair, secure
and efficient transportation solutions
for both drivers and passengers
Business Reporter
Karachi: Global mobility platform inDrive is redefining the ride-hailing experience in Pakistan by integrating cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into its operations. With an expanding presence in over 20 cities, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi, inDrive is committed to delivering fair, secure, and efficient transportation solutions for both drivers and passengers.
inDrive’s AI-driven features are already transforming how users interact with the platform:
“AI should serve people, not replace them,” said Roman Atachiants, Head of AI and Data Architecture at inDrive. “We’re building a smarter, people-first company ready for the future.”
inDrive Pakistan is actively developing AI tools to enhance safety and trust. These features include:
“In Pakistan, safety and trust are top priorities for our users,” said Muhammad Awais, Country Lead at inDrive Pakistan. “We’re using AI not just for speed and efficiency, but to ensure that every ride is secure.”
Beyond user-facing improvements, inDrive is leveraging AI to optimize internal workflows:
These initiatives are designed to create a more agile and responsive organization, better equipped to serve Pakistan’s evolving mobility needs.
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