BENGALURU: Ola founder and CEO Bhavish Aggarwal announced on Friday that the ride-hailing platform has discontinued its app’s integration with Google Maps and replaced it with in-house Ola Maps. The move, according to Aggarwal, has enabled the company to save Rs 100 crore annually, he said in a post on X.
“After exiting Azure last month, we have now fully moved away from Google Maps.Previously, we spent Rs 100 crore a year on this… we have reduced that cost to zero,” he stated.
“After exiting Azure last month, we have now fully moved away from Google Maps.Previously, we spent Rs 100 crore a year on this… we have reduced that cost to zero,” he stated.
