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I don't think so. I think they're much better off focusing the product on one specific market. The partnership would let people use the basic service and if the
by marcinkw 11y ago
I don't think so. I think they're much better off focusing the product on one specific market. The partnership would let people use the basic service and if they wanted to use market specific feature like Lyft Line or Ola Food, they would have to download the app for that local market.
- jbob2000 11y agoI disagree. If Lyft goes too deep into a specific market, then they risk Uber using their dominance in another market to push them out of this one. They need to compete on all fronts to keep Uber away from their cash cow.
- r00fus 11y agoCan you please explain that? How can Uber's strength in other regions impact performance in a specific one?
- jbob2000 11y agoConsumers in the app-hire/ride-share market aren't stuck to one market; Someone who uses Lyft-Line may also use UberX. If Uber release "Uber-Line", and Lyft doesn't have a comparable "LyftX", then there's no reason to use Lyft anymore. Everything you need is in Uber.