Delhi-NCR booked the highest number of Uber trips in 2023

Residents of Delhi NCR used Uber for their work commute the most among all cities, and had the highest number of office-hour trips booked.

27 Dec 2023 | 4397 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

The cities with the highest number of Uber trips in 2023 are Delhi-NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, and Kolkata.

While Delhi-NCR did have the overall highest number of trips, Mumbai beat the national capital in terms of the most late-night trips booked, while Kolkata indulged in weekend travel the most.

Residents of Delhi NCR used Uber for their work commute the most among all cities, and had the highest number of office-hour trips booked.

Here are some interesting facts that the study threw up: 

  • Most Uber trips were booked between 6-7 pm. 
  • December has seen the highest number of rides being booked in a single month, with Durga Puja and the Christmas weekend being the most popular days in terms of number of trips booked.
  • The most popular day of the week for booking an Uber was Saturday. 
  • Uber Bus saw 74,000 first-time users experience the ease of booking a seat on a mass transit product through an app.
  • Mumbai’s favorite weekend getaway Lonavala was the most frequented tourist destination in 2023 using Uber Intercity.
  • Indians traveled 64 million kilometers in EVs through the year, spending a total of 3.9 million hours, helping contain carbon emissions and building a greener future.

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