
India · Logistics & supply chain startup
Snap-E Cabs is an electric mobility and ride-hailing startup based in Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Snap-E Cabs is an electric mobility and ride-hailing startup based in Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
Founded in August 2022 by Mayank Bindal and Mahendra Bindal, the company operates under EC Wheels India Private Limited, a subsidiary of Steelman Telecom Limited. Snap-E Cabs aims to enhance urban transportation by offering 100% electric, sustainable, and reliable mobility solutions. The company has completed over 11 million clean kilometers and serves over 1.2 million users in Kolkata and the Delhi NCR. The company provides on-demand and scheduled cab bookings through its mobile app, featuring a fleet of electric vehicles, primarily Tata Tigor EVs. Snap-E Cabs emphasizes a transparent pricing model with no surge pricing and a flat fee structure. Additionally, it offers fleet leasing and corporate transportation solutions, contributing to its diverse revenue streams. With plans to expand its fleet and operations to new cities, Snap-E Cabs is committed to promoting electric vehicle adoption and enhancing urban mobility.
Funding, as reported
From Snap-E Cabs's own website: 2 founders, 1 on the team.
AdvisersKalyan Sarangi
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