Kenya: Uber Rolls Out New Products That Allow Customers to Book Rides in Advance

11 July 2023
Capital FM (Nairobi)
By Kevin Rotich

Nairobi — Uber has introduced Uber Reserve, a product that allows riders to book trips for upcoming travel of up to 90 days in advance.

The company has also announced the rollout of its mobility delivery product, Uber Package.

"We are thrilled to introduce Uber Reserve and Uber Package in Kenya," said Imran Manji, Head of East Africa at Uber.

"These innovative products showcase our commitment to delivering solutions that enhance convenience, support local businesses, and create economic opportunities in Kenya."

Uber Reserve empowers users to plan their transportation well ahead of time, eliminating the uncertainties of last-minute bookings and contributing to a seamless and stress-free travel experience.

Additionally, the product includes a reminder system that ensures riders are well-prepared for their upcoming trips, offering peace of mind and convenience.

Uber Package has been launched to cater to the delivery needs of individuals and small businesses in a secure and efficient manner.

The product will have specially assigned drivers, in a move designed to enhance overall delivery reliability.

Consumers have the option to select between Uber Package Moto, which allows for deliveries of small parcels on motorcycles, or Uber Package Car, which caters for the dispatch of large items through an Uber Chapchap vehicle.

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