Cityflo Saves Over 75 Lakh Litres of Fuel in FY25, Reinforces Role as Urban Mobility Powerhouse

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Cityflo, India’s leading premium mobility platform, has reported its customers have helped collectively save over 75 lakh litres by making a switch from their cars to Cityflo as their default option. This further has helped avoid 6659 tonnes of CO₂ emissions in FY25 — a significant marker of the platform’s growing role in driving sustainable urban transport.

To put that impact into perspective, that equals the impact over 3.3 lakh trees can have in a year.

Cityflo’s buses replaced 15 lakh private car trips over the year, and have serviced more than 33L trips across Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad. Each Cityflo bus, operating at peak occupancy, helps reclaim nearly 75% of road space, equivalent to removing three cars from the road. During high-traffic hours, this translates to smoother traffic flow and shorter travel times — not just for Cityflo users, but for all road users.

Founded in 2015 by IIT Bombay alumni Jerin Venad, Rushabh Shah, Ankit Agrawal and Sankalp Kelshikar , Cityflo has established itself as a category-defining solution for India’s congested metro corridors — offering a scalable, tech-enabled alternative to private vehicles and inconsistent transit options.

“The numbers from this year reinforce a shift we’re seeing on the ground — commuters are ready to embrace reliable, shared mobility alternatives, if the quality of service meets their expectations. But the gap is still wide: we’re adding 3 lakh cars to Indian roads every month, while public bus density remains at just 1.2 per 1,000 people. At Cityflo, we see ourselves as partners in public mobility — helping build systems and models that complement city planning efforts and accelerate the transition to cleaner, more efficient urban transport.”

Expanding Across India’s Commuter Arteries

Cityflo operates a fleet of over 450 buses across Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad — connecting professionals to key office hubs. In FY25, 41% of Cityflo’s customers were women passengers — underlining the platform’s credibility as a safe, trusted choice for daily urban commuters.

The platform’s user-centric design and quality standard levels — including app-based booking, reserved seating, and clean interiors — has enabled it to build a loyal daily user base among working professionals across sectors.

A Long-Term Vision for Urban Mobility

Cityflo currently employs 150 professionals, alongside a robust ecosystem of 550+ drivers and on-ground operations staff, including those managing vehicle quality, maintenance and route optimization — ensuring service consistency at scale.

With a focus on building a cleaner fleet, Cityflo is actively transitioning to electric mobility, with 20% of its fleet targeted to go electric by FY26 .

Backed by Lightbox Ventures, India Quotient , and other marquee investors, the company is also scaling its services and expanding into new verticals and partnerships to integrate reliable, superior commute solutions into everyday transport programs.