inDrive, the country’s leading global mobility and urban services platform, has officially kicked off its highly anticipated nationwide driver appreciation campaign, “Sahi intekhaab ka sahi inaam”. The mega-campaign is designed exclusively to reward the hard work, consistency, and dedication of inDrive’s driver community with fuel vouchers across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
The platform has committed to distributing a pool of 2,500+ high-value prizes over the campaign’s duration. The grand prizes include 3 Suzuki Alto VXR cars, 15 Honda CG125 motorcycles, and 10 Siwa rickshaws, along with 60 smartphones and 2,500 fuel vouchers. To enter the raffle, drivers in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad must maintain “active” status by completing a minimum of 50 rides per week.
To mark the operational rollout of the initiative, inDrive successfully hosted its first session in early June, officially announcing the first batch of 1000 fuel voucher winners from the pool of eligible captains. The remaining 2,000 vouchers will be distributed evenly across four upcoming sessions scheduled throughout the campaign period.
“Drivers are the backbone of the ride-hailing ecosystem we have built in Pakistan,” said Muhammad Awais Saeed, Country Lead for inDrive Pakistan. “Awarding these first 1000 fuel vouchers is just the beginning of a sustained effort to alleviate operational costs for our most dedicated drivers during this high-demand summer season.”
The reward mechanism is structured specifically to counter recent fuel hikes, helping drivers manage the challenging economic landscape by turning driving consistency into operational support.
Winners for fuel vouchers and mobile phones are drawn randomly from this eligible pool on a bi-weekly basis, while the grand prize vehicles, including the Suzuki Altos, Honda motorcycles, and Siwa rickshaws, will be drawn at the grand finale of the campaign in July.
By tying the rewards directly to consistent participation, inDrive continues to reinforce its fairness-first philosophy, ensuring that the platform remains the most rewarding and sustainable livelihood option for gig economy workers across Pakistan’s major urban centers.