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Covid-19 impact: Indian consumers may move away from ride-hailing services

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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: The covid-19 pandemic might significantly alter mobility related preferences of Indians, with auto industry executives expecting some consumers to move towards buying their own vehicles rather than availing ride-haling services due to hygiene and health related concerns.

In the long run, therefore, purchases of affordable hatchbacks and compact sport utility vehicles may see a boost. Some may also go for affordable motorcycles as well.

Ride-hailing services such as Ola Cabs and Uber were the first to stop their services in some cities as the viral outbreak made its across the country.

The two have now entirely shut down their operations. “Individual car buying might go up (after the pandemic) as some customers may not be

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