The Beat mobility app offered services in Peru, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Argentina. The platform was trusted by more than 17 million passenger users and more than 1 million collaborating drivers.
LATIN AMERICA – Cabify, the international multi-mobility platform, and Beat share the following statement: The companies are working together to continue facilitating millions of passengers' and drivers' mobility in Latin American cities.
Thanks to this coordination, Beat's communication channels will be used to suggest Cabify as a mobility alternative so that passengers and drivers affected by Beat's exit from Latin American markets can continue to move freely around their cities
The Beat mobility app offered services in Peru, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Argentina. The platform was trusted by more than 17 million passenger users and more than 1 million collaborating drivers.
A spokesperson from Beat said, "We greatly appreciate the more than 17 million passenger users and more than 1 million drivers who trusted us to travel around their cities. We have learned a lot during this time, and with this farewell, we thought we would look to refer our users to an app which we believe would deliver an experience up to the standards of our users' expectations. We trust that Cabify will offer a pleasant experience to everyone who accompanied us on the ride".
Ignacio Gutierrez, Cabify's Regional Manager Latam, "Life always presents us with changes, but our contribution remains. That is why we recognize the contribution of Beat and its collaborators to mobility in Latin America. At Cabify, we have been working for 10 years on improving mobility, promoting the transition to sustainability, and increasing opportunities for people in this region. In the last few days, up to 218% more users have tried Cabify's services for the first time in the countries where we operate in Latin America. There has also been a 60% increase in new driver-partners in the region as a whole, with thousands still going through the verification process. Today we want to tell all users of the mobility application Beat that we want to be part of your family trips, to be the ones who take you to work, to fulfill those dreams that move you around the city ".
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