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Beijing-based Didi announced on Monday that it has invested tens of millions of dollars in ofo, abike-on-demand startup created in 2014 on the campus of Peking University as a studentproject.
Didi said that China is the world's most complex and diversified rideshare market with unrivaledpotential and possibilities. The two companies will explore strategic cooperation in urban rideshares, including "offering a quality bike-sharing experience on Didi's platform," it said in thestatement.
The move is Didi's latest effort to expand its presence in new areas after it became the dominantplayer in China's ride-hailing market with its merger with Uber China in August.
Industry observers said the investment is expected to offer Didi users an alternative mobilitysolution when four-wheel vehicles encounter traffic jams, or they can use bikes to arrive at theirfinal destination after getting off Didi buses.
Zhang Xu, a transport analyst with the Beijing-based internet consultancy Analysys, said that bikesharing services can serve as a good alternative to complement Didi's existing vehicles,including taxis, private cars and buses.
"Especially in mega cities in China, there is strong demand to use bikes for short-distancecommutes, which is more efficient and environmentally friendly," he said.
The online bike-sharing market has been heating up in China, thanks to rising smartphone usageand local governments' encouragement of "green transportation".
Apart from ofo, another Beijing-based bike-sharing app named Mobike has also gained a lot ofattention as it rolled out thousands of its tailor-made bikes in Beijing this month.
Users can use apps to find the nearest available bikes and unlock bikes by scanning a quickrespond code.
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