Namma Yatri parent plans Europe mobility push
By Abha Lohia ·
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- Moving Tech Innovations, the Bengaluru firm behind Namma Yatri, runs ride apps where drivers pay a subscription rather than a cut of each fare
- At a Geneva summit this week it said it will help European cities build open public transport systems that keep policy and data in local hands
- No cities are named yet, though talks run in several countries and it bought Dutch firm Automicle earlier this year
What happened
- MTI wants to bring its zero-commission model to Europe.
- It spoke at the World Economic Forum's Urban Transformation Summit in Geneva.
- Cities would keep control of policy and data.
- Transport operators stay independent.
- Talks are on in several European countries.
Why it matters
- Its Indian apps have handled nearly 200 million trips.
- The model avoids reliance on one technology provider.
- Drivers keep 100% of fares.
The business
- Bengaluru company behind Namma Yatri.
- Uses shared technology infrastructure.
- Earns from subscriptions, not ride commissions.
- Bought Netherlands-based Automicle in March 2026.
- Partners with Dutch foundation Stichting FINOMAD.
In numbers
~200 millionTrips facilitated · 2026
What happens next
- Sign European city partners.
Words to know
- Open mobility
- Shared public transport technology that many operators can use.
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