Didi to launch app for the corporate and government market
Uber’s biggest Chinese competitor goes after the Corporate and Government market as it continues to do all it can to kill off Uber in China. Didi Kuaidi say their new app which is specifically targeted for the corporate purposes will launch by app by mid- August with the aim of cutting transport costs for businesses and the public sector
Didi Kuaidi, China's largest car-hailing service provider, is driving its business in a new direction with plans to launch a separate service targeting corporate and government users.

Du Jincheng, vice-president of the Beijing-based company, told China Daily it expects to launch the new app by mid-August with the aim of cutting transport costs for businesses and the public sector.

"The market is estimated to be worth at least 100 billion yuan ($16.11 billion), especially in light of the central government's policy of auctioning off its official cars in China," said Du.