Cityflo has announced a major expansion of its premium daily commute services in Delhi NCR and its entry into Kolkata, marking a significant milestone in India’s shared mobility sector. With this move, the company’s total operational fleet has crossed 1,000 buses—three times higher than last year—making it the largest app-based bus operator in the country.
The expansion reflects a growing shift among corporate professionals toward reliable and structured commuting solutions, as traditional public transport systems struggle with inconsistency and service gaps. Cityflo’s model focuses on predictability, offering reserved seating, fixed routes and strong safety protocols.
The company now operates in four major cities—Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi-NCR and Kolkata—covering some of India’s busiest economic hubs with dense corporate populations.
In Delhi NCR, Cityflo is deploying over 200 buses across more than 30 routes, connecting residential areas such as Delhi, Noida, Faridabad and Gurgaon with key commercial hubs like DLF Cyber City and Sohna Road. Meanwhile, in Kolkata, the company is launching services with an initial fleet of 200 buses, focusing on high-demand routes linking residential zones to business districts including Sector V and New Town.
Commenting on the expansion, Jerin Venad, Co-founder and CEO of Cityflo, said that both Delhi NCR and Kolkata have millions of daily commuters who continue to rely heavily on private vehicles. He emphasized that offering a dependable, comfortable and affordable commuting option can encourage a shift toward shared mobility, ultimately reducing congestion and benefiting urban infrastructure.
Cityflo’s growth has been driven by its focus on product quality, operational efficiency and customer trust. The platform has built a strong reputation for reliability—ensuring buses run on schedule—and providing features such as express routes, live tracking and customer support.
The company currently serves over 5 million professionals annually and has recorded a 50% increase in daily ridership over the past year. Its services are estimated to replace around 16 lakh private car trips each year, contributing significantly to reducing traffic congestion in urban centers.
Looking ahead, Cityflo plans to further expand its network, strengthen corporate partnerships and accelerate the transition to an electric fleet. The company aims to position itself as the default commuting solution for professionals across India, promoting sustainable and efficient urban mobility.
