The next day, Monday.
Kuai Pao, Fast Taxi, and Ofo Bike joined forces to enter the Southwest and Northwest markets.
With this, the O2O local life service apps under Senlian Capital had almost achieved full coverage of Hua Country.
Of course, cities unsuitable for operations were temporarily put on hold, pending the right opportunity.
For example, there was no need for a large-scale promotion of shared bikes in Sichuan. The local topography and traffic conditions had already sealed its fate: whoever tried would fail.
Qian Du clung desperately to Kuai Pao's tail, but its market share could never break past 20%.
There was nothing they could do. Their fundamentals were just too weak!
From product experience to fulfillment quality and after-sales service, Qian Du was inferior to Kuai Pao in every aspect.
On top of that, Pei Yi was constantly pulling shady maneuvers, employing a slew of dirty tricks behind the scenes that made life miserable for Qian Du's users.
