Kathmandu. Ride Care Nepal has officially started operations in Gongabu, Kathmandu, targeting drivers and riders involved in the ride-sharing sector. Located alongside the Tokha Municipality Ward No. 9 office, the facility was inaugurated on Ashoj 21, 2083. The company aims to provide various services, facilities and support required by ride-sharing drivers under one roof.
Ride Care Nepal has announced plans to prioritize drivers affiliated with ride-sharing platforms such as Pathao, inDrive, Yango and Uber. The facility will provide special offers on motorcycle servicing, discounts on spare parts and additional discounts from the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MRP). A special Dashain offer has also been introduced, under which customers receiving a full motorcycle service will be provided a complimentary Thakali meal.
The company also plans to offer financing facilities for motorcycle maintenance, deal in reconditioned motorcycles and operate a motorcycle rental service. In addition, Ride Care Nepal has announced plans to operate a restaurant and salon at the facility. Various programs and events targeting riders and customers will also be organized in the coming days.
Ride Care Nepal is also preparing to launch its own fleet of 50 motorcycles to provide ride-sharing services. According to the operators, the initiative is aimed at providing riders and passengers with a more convenient, organized and reliable ride-sharing experience.
The company said Ride Care Nepal was established with the concept of providing ride-sharing drivers with servicing and other essential facilities from a single location. It plans to expand its range of services in the coming days based on the needs of drivers and riders in the growing ride-sharing sector.
Ride Care Nepal is operated by Shreeram Thapaliya, Rupak Kunwar and Manish Kunwar. Starting its operations from Gongabu, the company aims to provide technical, financial and other support services to ride-sharing drivers and riders through a one-stop service model.
