The new service offers chauffeur-driven cars for durations ranging from two hours to over thirty days, carving a niche with features aimed at enhancing customer choice. Unlike traditional ride-hailing platforms, Zoomcar Cabs allows users to select specific car models across hatchbacks, sedans, and SUVs rather than broad vehicle categories. Pricing includes driver allowances, fuel costs, and fixed kilometre limits. The service is accessed through the Zoomcar app, where users can enter their pickup location to book a ride - a user experience mirroring its competitors' platforms.
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