Careem is closing its ride-hailing service in Pakistan. The last day for rides will be July 18, 2025.
Careem Exits Pakistan After 10 Years
The company operated in Pakistan for nearly a decade. CEO Mudassir Sheikha called it a “difficult decision.” Tough competition and economic challenges led to the shutdown. Careem will focus on other priorities.
Refunds and Customer Support
Users with wallet balances will get refunds. Support will be available until September 18, 2025. Customers should withdraw funds before this date. While ride-hailing ends, Careem Technologies will stay. The tech team in Pakistan will support regional operations. This includes engineering and product development.
Why Is Careem Leaving Pakistan?
- Tough Competition – Rival services like Uber and inDrive dominated the market.
- Economic Challenges – Inflation and currency issues hurt profitability.
- Business Priorities – Careem is shifting focus to other markets and services.
What’s Next for Pakistani Riders? Passengers must switch to alternatives like:
- Uber
- inDrive
- Local taxi services
Drivers can join competing platforms for continued earnings. Careem’s exit marks the end of an era. The company brought convenience to millions. Its tech team will still contribute from Pakistan. Stay updated on refunds and support before September 18.
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