Chauffer-on-demand service start-up DriveU on Tuesday said it has raised Rs20 crore, in a round led by former Google Inc. executive Amit Singhal, with participation from Unitus Seed Fund, an existing investor.
DriveU, operated by Bengaluru-based Humble Mobile Solutions Pvt. Ltd, lets customers summon a driver for intra-city as well as outstation travel over an app, its website and through a call centre number. The platform also incorporates capabilities to check the driver’s arrival time and make payments electronically.