One of the most significant events in recent years is taking place in Poland’s mobility market, permanently reshaping its landscape. Ele Taxi is joining iTaxi. The merger provides both business and individual customers not only with a broader range of services and increased availability of high-quality offerings but also with enhanced innovation, development in electromobility, and a stronger competitive position against global ride-hailing platforms.
iTaxi has been consistently implementing a consolidation strategy for the Polish taxi market. In recent years, the company has integrated 16 regional taxi corporations, including those in the Tri-City, Wrocław, Kraków, Olsztyn, and Warsaw. The addition of Ele Taxi and its brand, Taxi Polska, present in 29 cities, brings new momentum and significance to the project in its competitive fight against international platforms.
“This is a strategic step toward building Poland’s leading mobility platform for corporate clients, public institutions, and individual passengers. In a world where mobility is rapidly shifting from traditional transport services to electric fleets and charging infrastructure, iTaxi is strengthening its role as a leader in this transformation. This is an important moment for the Polish mobility market – we are consolidating the industry and successfully competing with global platforms, offering solutions better tailored to the needs of Polish customers,” said Łukasz Wejchert, founder of Dirlango – the technology holding company that owns iTaxi.
As a result of the strategic investment in Ele Taxi, iTaxi is broadening its range of solutions for both private and corporate clients. iTaxi is the largest Polish taxi company, offering comprehensive passenger and business services through a variety of channels – from mobile apps and online systems to a 24/7 telephone hotline operating year-round.
“I believe that merging the largest fleets on the market is a huge opportunity for their further development, thanks to access to modern tools that increase work efficiency and earnings, as well as opportunities to collaborate with key partners in the corporate sector. For over 30 years, we’ve been supporting our drivers, helping them develop new skills and improving the quality of service for both private and business customers. In the past, I initiated discussions on consolidating Polish taxi companies, pointing out the benefits of such a solution. I hope that this time we can unite a larger group of entities that stand out for their high-quality local services and at the same time recognize that the financial advantage of foreign players makes long-term competition difficult,” added Adam Ruciński, CEO of Ele Taxi.
“We are strengthening our position as the platform of choice for businesses, public administration, and individual passengers, offering modern, safe, and reliable transport services. The integration of Ele Taxi with iTaxi allows us to combine the experience and competencies of both companies. This will enable us to offer a wider range of services in the growing business and premium segments, while continuously expanding our geographical reach and operational scale,” emphasized Renata Bardecka, CEO of iTaxi.
