Wednesday, 21 June 2023 09:00 AM
Company Update
OVERLAND PARK, KS / ACCESSWIRE / June 21, 2023 / With 250 million vehicles transported per year in the U.S. alone, the need for smarter auto delivery solutions has reached record heights. Draiver, the industry's most intelligent on-demand vehicle delivery service, moves an average of 6,000 vehicles a day, and recently expanded this expertise to international markets to meet the rising demand for elevated vehicle transport. In this article, Draiver Founder and CEO, Zarif Haque, a Kansas City native, explains how his company's pioneering business model and singular delivery solution warranted expansion to ten countries around the world.
Delivering Peace of Mind for Clients
Despite transporting hundreds of millions of vehicles per year, the U.S. vehicle delivery industry lacked transparency and efficiency. Having identified this market gap, Draiver focused on providing unprecedented visibility and control into the delivery process, enabling clients to easily scale their vehicle delivery needs, while guaranteeing safety, profitability, and faster delivery. The elevated efficiency helped improve customer bottom lines, reducing costs by 30%, and increased the company's client portfolio 94% last year.
"At Draiver, we are passionate about putting our customers and people first," says Haque. "Whether it's receiving a new car or moving vehicles in the "final mile" category, more emerging markets are in need of a reliable, white-glove approach to vehicle delivery."
Setting the Industry Standard for Speed
Since its founding in 2013, the company has employed a hybrid business model utilizing AI technology and a gig-ified approach to moving vehicles, creating a market solution with a built-in marketplace. With advanced tech that better navigates complex delivery logistics, Draiver knew their solution could address global challenges in the auto industry where customers were looking for safer and faster delivery. Having moved over a million vehicles for auto and truck dealers, vehicle service centers, fleet companies, rental agencies, and OEMs, expanding operations to international markets was a seamless process that generated immediate success for both the company as well as new partners in countries like Mexico and Brazil.
Creating an Elite Driver Network Overseas
Last year, Draiver tripled its driver pool to nearly 20,000 and emerged as a notable champion and partner for the gig economy in the U.S., providing a new way for gig drivers to make money with more professional driving opportunities. CEO Zarif Haque realized that synergy with gig economy drivers would be especially beneficial in emerging markets, and knew that expansion would create more job opportunities in these new markets while enabling safer delivery and driving experiences.
Perfecting a unique vehicle delivery model enabled the company to scale their full suite of services to cities throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Brazil, while Draiver software currently solves advanced logistics needs for large auto companies in Peru, Argentina, Chile, Columbia, Peru, Turkey and the GCC.
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SOURCE: Draiver