Telecommunications group Vodacom South Africa and SmartOps Fleet have brought together partners from the technology, financial services, automotive and e-hailing sectors, in a new integrated programme designed to broaden participation in South Africa’s growing e-hailing economy. With an ambition to introduce up to 55 000 vehicles over the next nine to 12 months, the programme could support up to 110 000 driver opportunities, based on two drivers a vehicle. The initiative also targets a fleet mix of 66% electric vehicles (EVs), supporting growth in South Africa’s e-hailing sector. Launching during Transport Month, the programme brings vehicle ownership, finance, technology and professional fleet management together, creating a pathway for qualifying individuals to participate in the e-hailing economy through vehicle ownership. As the programme’s enabling technology and connectivity partner, Vodacom provides the connectivity and fintech capabilities that support the ecosystem, while Fidelity Services Group provides vehicle tracking, dash camera solutions and the Thiba Ingozi Safety App and physical panic buttons helping to promote safer, more secure and connected operations. SmartOps Fleet manages vehicles, drivers, maintenance, insurance, tracking and day-to-day e-hailing operations. The wider ecosystem includes Nedbank MFC, Motus, Tiger Wheel & Tyre, Tyres & More, vehicle manufacturers Renault and Dongfeng and Thiba...

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