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Three companies — Vogo, Drivezy and Bounce — control 81% of India’s on-demand vehicle rental market.

Founded in 2015, Bengaluru-based Drivezy offers car, motorcycle and scooter sharing services across nine cities in the country.

The investment comes less than 2 months after Bounce last raised over $12 million from Sequoia Capital and Accel in August.

Drivezy is looking to triple its revenue and fleet size in the current financial year, a company statement said.

'Sharing' as a business model is considered the playbook of startups, but the first example the BCG article quoted was an interesting one.

Founded by IIT-Madras graduates, the startup recently ventured into the transportation segment by launching motorcycles and bike rentals.