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Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by BiggyUch007: 11:27pm On Jul 15
My Chief I even forgot about the charging aspect ..since they are paying for the charging they would need to be making nothing less than 80k..

If a driver does not have a charging unit in his home then he needs to make about 85-90k because he needs to pay transport to pick up the car from the charging station in the morning ..pays transport back home when he closes for the day .

sammiejr:
Anyone accepting such contract will have to attach an addendum well drafted by a lawyer so you don't fall into a trap where you as the driver bear all the risk.

Abuja has mostly good days but we do experience traffic (morning & Evening rush hour) and sometimes unpredictable flood in the city centre which quickly dissipates. However, it's no where close to Lagos.

If the cars were new, I won't mind keying into the deal but they aren't.

The company is responsible for maintenance during the contract period however the driver is responsible for pays for charging which cost 18-20k (full charge) or less daily depending on battery 🔋 level.

My concern is the fact that the vehicles are overpriced and drivers may be getting into a trap of the deal is predatory and transfers risk to driver. I asked to see the contract but was told that after I indicated interest and passed their interview before I will be giving a contract and 3 days to review it.

Omoh! I'll wait this one out and keep trying to find drivers who use this to hear from them.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 6:34am On Jul 16
Pearl1910:
Read about 3 pages before this page.
U will find a detailed expose on EV for ehailing.
As for the daily amount, it is chicken change since it's the company that is charging the car for u. Normal cars use approx 30k fuel daily and will still deliver their rental or HP so 40k daily is very doable if u still want to venture despite the drawbacks .
Driving 12-14hrs to meet up 40K daily target is not going to end well. Even as a Private Petrol Engine car owner i make 40-50K daily after Apps commission & Fuel on 4-5 trips, imagine me remitting that and going home empty handed.

Long hours driving is bad for the car & driver. If you start it na to regret am later
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by BiggyUch007: 8:52am On Jul 16
I love the part you said

40K remittal is still achievable despite the drawback

This is why I always state

EXPERIENCE DRIVERS STILL GROSS OVER 80k < 10 TRIPS ...NEWBIES THAT ARE SMART TOO GROSS 80k

There are top drivers in our fleet that hit 80k after bolt expenses between 5-7 trips .

It's all Experience , Grace and favour .


Pearl1910:
Read about 3 pages before this page.
U will find a detailed expose on EV for ehailing.
As for the daily amount, it is chicken change since it's the company that is charging the car for u. Normal cars use approx 30k fuel daily and will still deliver their rental or HP so 40k daily is very doable if u still want to venture despite the drawbacks .
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Pearl1910: 9:55am On Jul 16
sammiejr:
I just did. Thanks.

A valid concern is that these car aren't new. These cars were made in 2019 and has been used before being shipped over here. We cannot guarantee the battery efficiency after heavy usage for 18months to repay this HP debt. Anyone accepting such will have to attach an addendum well drafted by a lawyer so you don't fall into a trap where you as the driver bear all the risk. I'll however like to hear from people who use these cars. Thanks for you valid input
Yes u have a good point.
The battery is d number 1 concern. My guess is that they are already inefficient that's why they are being sold off. But even if they are still good, the remaining good life left is less than 5yrs.
But if u really want to use electric vehicles, I will advise you go for a vehicle that has its fuel engine counterpart. So that body and suspension parts will be readily available.
Example is the Changan vehicles.

Definitely the Fleet will not agree to bear the responsibility of changing the battery if and when it collapses so no need building bridges in d air. Best is to avoid this kind of offer.
Even me I have a plug that can deliver 2020-2022 electric vehicles to Nigeria for about 10m, but haven done my due diligence, lack of spare parts will really affect the smooth running of the business so for now we are pursed on that.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Pearl1910: 10:04am On Jul 16
Kaymaxi2222:
they said it's the driver that is paying for charging it's A crazy deal if you ask me cnging a car up is way better because a full days work is just like 10k fuel on cng as against the 20k for charging
The driver paying for charging around 15k daily and still drops 40k daily on rent is madness.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Pearl1910: 10:35am On Jul 16
Eazilyfe:
Driving 12-14hrs to meet up 40K daily target is not going to end well. Even as a Private Petrol Engine car owner i make 40-50K daily after Apps commission & Fuel on 4-5 trips, imagine me remitting that and going home empty handed.

Long hours driving is bad for the car & driver. If you start it na to regret am later
No, I thought he will not have to pay for charging and fuel.
So it's just like paying that ur fuel money like HP payments. U still go home with 30-40k .
But if he has to still pay for charging then it's a NO NO
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Danremmy: 12:31pm On Jul 16
Gentlelife50:
With CNG we are covered.
grin
even though🤨
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kintomadit(m): 7:42am On Jul 17
Good morning everyone
Please how can I resolve this?
Is there a customer care number I can call?
Have been chatting but no possible solution from bolt.

Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by tobby98: 7:45am On Jul 17
Kintomadit:
Good morning everyone
Please how can I resolve this?
Is there a customer care number I can call?
Have been chatting but no possible solution from bolt.
Go to their office this morning or whenever you're free to do so
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by AutoTechDoyz(m): 8:50am On Jul 17
sammiejr:
Anyone accepting such contract will have to attach an addendum well drafted by a lawyer so you don't fall into a trap where you as the driver bear all the risk.

Abuja has mostly good days but we do experience traffic (morning & Evening rush hour) and sometimes unpredictable flood in the city centre which quickly dissipates. However, it's no where close to Lagos.

If the cars were new, I won't mind keying into the deal but they aren't.

The company is responsible for maintenance during the contract period however the driver is responsible for pays for charging which cost 18-20k (full charge) or less daily depending on battery 🔋 level.

My concern is the fact that the vehicles are overpriced and drivers may be getting into a trap of the deal is predatory and transfers risk to driver. I asked to see the contract but was told that after I indicated interest and passed their interview before I will be giving a contract and 3 days to review it.

Omoh! I'll wait this one out and keep trying to find drivers who use this to hear from them.
Please where's their office in Abuja? I'd like to make inquiries.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Shimmaa: 12:12pm On Jul 17
Kaymaxi2222:
they said it's the driver that is paying for charging it's A crazy deal if you ask me cnging a car up is way better because a full days work is just like 10k fuel on cng as against the 20k for charging
How many km can a 10k worth of CNG cover in corolla?
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kaymaxi2222(m): 3:49pm On Jul 17
Shimmaa:
How many km can a 10k worth of CNG cover in corolla?
300 plus
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Shimmaa: 5:24pm On Jul 17
Kaymaxi2222:
300 plus
Wow
I do 50km distance work for 20k on indrive.
With this, it means one can gross 100k at least with 10k CNG.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Kaymaxi2222(m): 6:45pm On Jul 17
Shimmaa:
Wow
I do 50km distance work for 20k on indrive.
With this, it means one can gross 100k at least with 10k CNG.
yes or close to
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by fatjo(m): 8:10pm On Jul 17
Osazee112:
Hello guys please I have a question.
With a N5m budget, is it realistic to find a good corollar for bolt/taxify? I’m based in Benin looking to get into the ride sharing business. I’ll also appreciate and tips or advice thank you.
my advice get a matrix instead
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by tipsy242: 12:24am On Jul 18
Shimmaa:
Wow
I do 50km distance work for 20k on indrive.
With this, it means one can gross 100k at least with 10k CNG.
What car do you use and which year?
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cyif2003(m): 11:40am On Jul 18
It does not work like dat ohh
Shimmaa:
Wow
I do 50km distance work for 20k on indrive.
With this, it means one can gross 100k at least with 10k CNG.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by cyif2003(m): 11:41am On Jul 18
Also this is only possible if u buy where there is high pressure.
Kaymaxi2222:
300 plus
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Pearl1910: 1:09pm On Jul 18
These pressure u guys are always hammering on, is overrated.
If there is no high pressure, it just means ur cylinder with less amount because less gas was able to get in, n u pay less for a full tank. But if pressure is high, then more gas can be fitted into d tank so u get to buy more gas.
It's not like u are paying for more pressure or less pressure

cyif2003:
Also this is only possible if u buy where there is high pressure.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by obacasmir: 1:11pm On Jul 18
Spot on..
Pearl1910:
These pressure u guys are always hammering on, is overrated.
If there is no high pressure, it just means ur cylinder with less amount because less gas was able to get in, n u pay less for a full tank. But if pressure is high, then more gas can be fitted into d tank so u get to buy more gas.
It's not like u are paying for more pressure or less pressure
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by feran15(m): 4:09pm On Jul 18
Shimmaa:
Wow
I do 50km distance work for 20k on indrive.
With this, it means one can gross 100k at least with 10k CNG.
is this minus pickup distance? or typo? Because 50km for 17 liters seem poor
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by obacasmir: 4:24pm On Jul 18
Exactly.
Very poor.[.
That's like going to ozone cinemas from chevron and back...

quote author=feran15 post=140067523]

is this minus pickup distance? or typo? Because 50km for 17 liters seem poor[/quote]
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by obacasmir: 4:25pm On Jul 18
Exactly.
Very poor.[.
That's like going to ozone cinemas from chevron and back...quote author=feran15 post=140067523]

is this minus pickup distance? or typo? Because 50km for 17 liters seem poor[/quote]
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Nelochukwu: 6:17pm On Jul 18
Pearl1910:
These pressure u guys are always hammering on, is overrated.
If there is no high pressure, it just means ur cylinder with less amount because less gas was able to get in, n u pay less for a full tank. But if pressure is high, then more gas can be fitted into d tank so u get to buy more gas.
It's not like u are paying for more pressure or less pressure
You are absolutely correct but sometimes if u have a big cylinder like 100L and u buy from a low pressure station it squeezes some gas that is unreliable in a sense (being of note that the difference in price for same scm in high pressure station is not up to 1k) cause as u r driving out of d station and before reaching sometimes 5km a bar had reduced unlike if u bought at that maybe 1k extra which is not even up to and u can drive as much as 25km on that bar

Generally is best to buy for high pressure saves u time and money
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Dshocker(m): 7:20pm On Jul 18
fatjo:
my advice get a matrix instead
2003 - 2007 Corolla would be a better option than Matrix
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by holysaint1(m): 8:02pm On Jul 18
Dshocker:
2003 - 2007 Corolla would be a better option than Matrix
John Snow.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Shimmaa: 8:20pm On Jul 18
feran15:
is this minus pickup distance? or typo? Because 50km for 17 liters seem poor
I don't understand you, 50km for 17litres as how?
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Shimmaa: 8:24pm On Jul 18
obacasmir:
Exactly.
Very poor.[.
That's like going to ozone cinemas from chevron and back...

quote author=feran15 post=140067523]

is this minus pickup distance? or typo? Because 50km for 17 liters seem poor
Do you understand my comment at all?

I said I do a 50km distance work for 20k.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by obacasmir: 8:43pm On Jul 18
Ooh that is what you meant?
Now I get..
Even at that, you mean you go to ozone from let's say chevron drive and back for 20k?
Isn't that even more ridiculous?
Shimmaa:
Do you understand my comment at all?

I said I do a 50km distance work for 20k.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Shimmaa: 9:42pm On Jul 18
obacasmir:
Ooh that is what you meant?
Now I get..
Even at that, you mean you go to ozone from let's say chevron drive and back for 20k?
Isn't that even more ridiculous?
I don't do it that way, it has to be single trip..
From berger to chevron or ikota.
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by tipsy242: 10:27pm On Jul 18
obacasmir:
Ooh that is what you meant?
Now I get..
Even at that, you mean you go to ozone from let's say chevron drive and back for 20k?
Isn't that even more ridiculous?
But to be candid, how much km should an average uber car be doing with 20k fuel for within city rides?? I'm curious
Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by obacasmir: 1:39am
Okay.
I'm just worried about profit , not that I'm trying to fault your work pattern.

I think a single trip isn't bad.
Shimmaa:
I don't do it that way, it has to be single trip..
From berger to chevron or ikota.
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