On the fourth day of DiDi's IPO, the entire platform removed DiDi-related apps for rectification and banned new user registrations.
In the business battlefield, when a whale falls, myriad creatures arise.
Previously, DiDi had a market share exceeding 80%, leaving no room for other ride-sharing services.
In the wake of DiDi's setback, other ride-sharing companies quickly emerged, such as Hua Xiaozhu.
Meanwhile, Extreme Shadow Cars found itself in a lukewarm situation.
The users of Extreme Shadow Cars are increasing, with registration numbers also on the rise.
However, compared to the other platforms, the increase is relatively low.
But the order volume has skyrocketed significantly.
From the previous daily eighty thousand orders, it soared to one hundred and forty thousand orders within a few short days.
