inDrive, a leader in ride-hailing platforms in Morocco, is expanding its offering with the launch of Comfort Class service in Agadir. This new service offers users rides in vehicles that provide a higher level of comfort and features compared to classic options. With Comfort Class, inDrive is responding to the growing demand for a more qualitative transportation experience, while remaining true to its founding principle of fair choice.
Better-equipped vehicles, highly-rated drivers, and reinforced service standards ensure passengers a more reliable and enjoyable ride. This formula also offers drivers the opportunity to earn higher income while maintaining flexibility and price transparency. Additionally, inDrive is introducing cashless payments, responding to user demands for more convenience while maintaining its distinctive mutual negotiation model.
“The launch of Comfort Class is a new initiative aimed at diversifying options for our passengers, with a more comfortable alternative for urban travel,” says the press office. “Currently, this service is available in Marrakech, which is essential due to the high temperatures and heat, conditions to which many tourists may not be accustomed,” added the press office.
The new Comfort Class service evaluates the current fleet of vehicles available in this category to ensure they meet the comfort and quality standards expected by users. The app also aims to integrate newer models, offering improved comfort and greater diversity to cater to varied customer preferences.
Comfort Class vehicles are distinguished from economy class by more generous space, better-quality interior materials, more legroom, and additional features. Drivers wishing to join this tier must undergo training, pass tests, and display a minimum rating of 4.8+.
About inDrive
inDrive is a global mobility and urban services platform, downloaded over 280 million times and ranked as the second most downloaded mobility app in the world for the third consecutive year. In addition to ride-hailing, inDrive offers a wide range of services, including intercity transportation and delivery. Present in 888 cities across 48 countries, the company pursues a clear mission: to combat social inequalities and have a positive impact on the lives of a billion people by 2030. This goal is driven by both its economic model, which advocates for fair fares for local communities, and its impact programs in education, sports, arts, science, and gender equality.
