Uber India’s two-wheeler business is now its fastest-growing segment. The ride-hailing major is betting big on the category as it expands into B2B logistics through an ONDC partnership. In an interview with Anees Hussain, Prabhjeet Singh, President, Uber India, spoke about the company’s growth momentum and strategic priorities. Edited excerpts: Q: Why is two-wheeler the fastest growing segment for Uber India? Two-wheelers have strong product-market fit in emerging markets like India—markets with higher congestion where consumers are value-conscious and looking for lower-price options. These are low-margin products. A bike trip is a dollar versus a car trip at four dollars. While we have very large cars and three-wheeler businesses, the two-wheeler category has tremendous headroom to grow. The pace at which you grow these categories is a function of economic choices, but we have the right ingredients and ambition to make a huge dent now. At our scale, even after 12 years of operations, we’re seeing overall growth in very high double digits. Last month, we added more new riders than ever in our India history. Our active earner base grew from one million last year to upwards of 1.5 million today. These indicate strong tailwinds for further growth.