DriverShaab Raises ₹2.82 Crore in Pre-Series A Funding to Accelerate Driver-On-Demand and Smart Mobility Expansion in India

New Delhi, April 21, 2025 — In a significant development for the Indian mobility sector, DriverShaab, a leading driver-on-demand and mobility solutions platform, has raised ₹2.82 crore in its Pre-Series A funding round. The investment round was led by a group of angel investors and early-stage venture capitalists who believe in the company’s mission to streamline and elevate driver and transport services across India.

Fueling Growth in Urban and Intercity Mobility

Founded in 2021, DriverShaab has quickly grown into a trusted brand offering on-demand professional drivers for hourly, daily, and long-distance requirements. The company caters to individuals, corporate fleets, and logistics businesses, with services ranging from city commutes and intercity travel to temporary chauffeurs and valet operations.

With this latest round of funding, DriverShaab aims to:

• Expand its operations across Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities.
• Strengthen its tech infrastructure with AI-driven route optimization and real-time driver tracking.
• Launch B2B fleet partnerships to support corporate clients with managed driver pools.
• Scale up its recruitment and driver training programs to ensure high service standards and safety.

Investor Confidence in Mobility Innovation

The investors backing DriverShaab come from diverse sectors including logistics, fintech, and technology services. Commenting on the funding, Rahul Bansal, one of the lead investors, said:

“DriverShaab addresses a real pain point in urban transport — reliable, verified drivers at short notice. Their hybrid model of human service with tech-enabled operations is both scalable and sustainable.”

Founder’s Vision: Smart Mobility for Every Indian

Speaking about the funding milestone, Amit Khandelwal, Founder and CEO of DriverShaab, said:

“This investment is a strong vote of confidence in our business model and the mobility gap we’re solving. Our goal is to make professional driving services accessible, affordable, and tech-integrated for every Indian household and enterprise.”

“We are also focused on driver upskilling and job creation, empowering our workforce with the tools and training to deliver exceptional service,” he added.

Technology-First Approach

DriverShaab’s mobile app and dashboard currently support real-time booking, driver ratings, route optimization, and digital payments. The company is also piloting features such as driver health monitoring, in-car live support, and subscription-based service packages for regular users.

The funding will help DriverShaab integrate AI-based demand forecasting, fleet analytics, and a driver incentive management system aimed at improving retention and performance.

Looking Ahead

With an ambitious roadmap ahead, DriverShaab plans to:

• Be operational in 20+ cities by the end of 2025.
• Partner with automotive companies and EV startups to support test drives and demo logistics.
• Launch its “DriverShaab Academy” to certify and professionally train over 5,000 drivers within the next 18 months.