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Dubai Taxi Company gears up for expansive fleet with 300 new plates

Dubai Taxi Company secured 300 new plates in Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) auction.

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This latest acquisition pushes DTC’s fleet to nearly 6,000 vehicles, increasing its market share to 46%.

The expanded fleet is expected to drive AED100 million in additional annual revenue. This growth aligns with the company’s vision of meeting the rising demand for efficient transportation, fueled by Dubai’s rapid population and economic expansion.

Mansoor Rahma Al Falasi, CEO of DTC, stated that 2024 their fleet has grown by 10%, reaching almost 9,000 vehicles across all segments. Along with the expansion, in a sustainability push, 25% of the new plates will be for electric taxis.

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