Riding Strong: DiDi Moto's Steady Acceleration in Q2
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Our 2025 journey keeps gaining speed. From major launches to standout moments, Q2 was all about expanding access and driving impact across Latin America.
In the Spotlight
Our momentum in Argentina made headlines in the newsoutlet Clarín, highlighting key stats and social impact:
“Currently, 60% of DiDi Moto users are women, marking a major shift in female participation in urban mobility,” DiDi shared.
The article also noted that 25% of trips in Argentina connect with public transit, and 20% across Latin America serve areas with limited transport options—helping close critical mobility gaps.
New Cities, New Opportunities
This quarter, we brought DiDi Moto to even more cities across Latin America, extending our reach to where agile, affordable transportation is most needed.
Every new market takes us one step closer to building a stronger, more connected mobility network.
Rumbo Seguro: Scaling Safety and Inclusion in CDMX
In Q2, our safety education program continued strong in CDMX, with 7 Rumbo Seguro sessions and over 1,500 drivers and couriers trained with ANASEVI.
"The motorcycle is not just a means to earn a living—it's a vehicle of empowerment... a lifeline to basic human rights." — José Eduardo Coello, Director of Operations, DiDi México
🎮 MegaCon 2025: A Ride Into Pop Culture
DiDi Moto entered the arena with cosplay, codes, and community vibes—and it was a total win! 🕹️⚡
As the official mobility app of Costa Rica’s biggest pop culture event, we helped fans get to and from the venue with ease.
Attendees unlocked exclusive discounts—up to 50% off rides and 20% off DiDi Moto—and explored an interactive experience designed to promote safer riding habits in a fun and engaging way.
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🌟 Looking Ahead
Q2 confirmed what we already knew: DiDi Moto is transforming how people move—and why they choose to. We’ll keep advancing our mission to make Every Day Better for Everyone, one ride at a time.
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