The new version saves spaces, works on limited internet connectivity for certain Android phones.
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“Hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis who face particular barriers to avail the safe, reliable rides on offer through our platform. Uber Lite is an answer to these barriers and was developed keeping in mind this new wave of riders, who can now book an Uber even in low connectivity areas,” said Saad Pall, Head of Marketing, Uber Lite.
The app requires less than 5MB space and enables those with basic smartphones. It's ideal for users who operate in areas with a slow internet connection to book a ride and start their journey.
Uber Lite will also make it easier to pick a destination where instead of typing it out you can choose the nearest point of interest as the app stores the city’s top locations even when you are offline. Within 300-milliseconds, the booking process is completed which makes it fast even with slow internet connectivity.
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Uber Lite will keep intact the core functionality of its original version with the same safety features like the ability to share your trip with friends and family and providing vehicle details.
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