Home Industry Transport Dubai’s luxury transport sector sees record 44% rise in 2024 E-hail services also saw significant growth, with trips rising by 32 per cent to 32,556,975 in 2024 from 24,616,527 in 2023 by Gulf Business March 12, 2025 Follow us Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on X Follow on LinkedIn Image: RTA Dubai’s luxury transport sector recorded a 44 per cent increase in trips in 2024, reaching 43,443,678 compared to 30,219,821 in 2023, marking the highest growth in recent years for the sector via e-hail services. The surge underscores the strategic vision adopted by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai to enhance mobility solutions and cater to the growing needs of residents and visitors. “This vital sector has witnessed sustained growth in recent years,” said Adel Shakri, director of Planning and Business Development at the Public Transport Agency, RTA. “The number of passengers transported through Dubai’s luxury transport services reached 75,592,000 in 2024, up from 52,582,488 in 2023, reflecting a similar 44 per cent growth rate. These figures highlight the economic momentum Dubai is experiencing, reinforcing its position as a global hub for investment and tourism.” #Dubai’s luxury transport sector recorded a 44% increase in trips in 2024, reaching 43,443,678 compared to 30,219,821 in 2023. This sector has marked a record growth, the highest in recent years for the luxury transport sector via e-hail. The growth in the luxury transport sector… pic.twitter.com/Jr2Zf4P7QM — RTA (@rta_dubai) March 11, 2025 Luxury transport: e-hail services show growth E-hail services also saw significant growth, with trips rising by 32 per cent to 32,556,975 in 2024 from 24,616,527 in 2023. The number of operating companies increased from nine in 2023 to 13 in 2024, while the fleet size expanded from 12,602 to 16,396 vehicles over the same period. Tags Dubai Luxury transport RTA transport You might also like RTA planning new Dubai Metro Gold Line Dubai to get new free zone: Here’s what you need to know about it Insights: Real estate in Dubai could shift to net-zero buildings by 2030 DWTC, Informa Group partner to create global MICE entity