By Staff Reporter
In a decisive move that underscores confidence in Dubai’s rapidly evolving mobility landscape, Dubai Taxi Company has acquired 600 new taxi license plates through an auction conducted by the Roads and Transport Authority. This acquisition elevates the company’s market share to an impressive 47%, further solidifying its position as the emirate’s leading taxi operator.
With this expansion, DTC’s fleet will grow from 6,217 to 6,817 vehicles, with a phased rollout scheduled to begin in July 2026. The structured introduction reflects a deliberate approach to scaling operations while maintaining high service standards and operational efficiency, even as demand for transport services continues to rise across Dubai.
Group CEO Mansoor Rahma Alfalasi emphasized that the expansion is not only a response to increasing mobility needs but also a strategic step toward long-term value creation. As Dubai continues its trajectory of urban growth, DTC is positioning itself at the forefront of delivering reliable, scalable, and future-ready transport solutions.
This development aligns closely with the emirate’s broader ambitions, particularly under the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, which aims to establish Dubai as a global benchmark in smart urban services and integrated mobility systems.
As the city advances toward a more connected and efficient future, DTC’s latest move signals both resilience and readiness to lead in shaping the next chapter of urban transportation.
