Last week, emails landed in the inboxes of customers of ZipGo in Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and the National Capital Region, informing the recipients that the Bengaluru-based mobility start-up would not be working in their cities from the beginning of this month.
Emails like this from start-ups are rare. Customers rarely blink before switching to a competitor.
Start-ups winding up operations are not uncommon though. But, ZipGo is different. In August last year, the company announced that it raised Rs 300 crore from Essel Green Mobility. A few months later, it announced that it was acquiring Supreme Trans