Kathmandu – InDrive has awarded electric scooters to ten lucky winners as part of its ‘Ride More, Win More’ campaign.

At a program organized today in Kathmandu, InDrive presented the prizes to users who booked daily rides through the InDrive app and were selected via a lucky draw under the campaign.

The company reported receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from users across Kathmandu. It stated that this response reflects growing trust in InDrive and strong community engagement.

Ten winners received the Yadea E8 Pro electric scooter. The recipients include Barsha Thapa, Surendra Thapamagar, Pratyus Sah, Ritika Vasukala, Gayatri Thapa, Jenny Tamang, Shreekrishna Tamang, Rabin Magar, Kamala Sunar, and Sushmita Moktan. Along with the scooters, they were also provided insurance coverage.

Additionally, thirty other winners including Saraswati Parajuli, Raj Kumar, Janak Thapaliya, Santosh Giri, Roshan Simkhada, Salikram Acharya, and Smriti Shrestha received Ultima Watch Circle smartwatches.

The company stated that the campaign highlights InDrive’s community-focused approach and its ongoing commitment to fairness, transparency, and empowerment.

Rita Pokharel, InDrive’s Nepal representative, expressed delight at the enthusiastic participation from Kathmandu users. She emphasized InDrive’s belief in empowering people through independent selection, fairness, and transparency.

“‘Ride More, Win More’ is our way of thanking our loyal riders,” said Pokharel. “This campaign expresses our gratitude to the users who choose us every day.”

She added that through this initiative, InDrive has further strengthened its connection with the local community in Nepal, reaffirming its core values of fair pricing, transparency, independent choice, and empowerment.

According to the company, InDrive’s peer-to-peer pricing model gives both riders and drivers the right to decide, making every ride based on mutual respect and fairness.