Get around with local ride-hailing apps, curated for travelers visiting Mexico.
Uber is the market leader in Mexico. DiDi is the main challenger, rapidly growing with 100,000+ electric vehicles in its Mexican fleet. Cabify exited Mexico in October 2024 and is no longer available. Uber Shuttle launched in Mexico City in January 2026 for the World Cup, offering shared van rides on fixed routes. NEVER hail a street taxi at night; always use apps.
The most widely recognized ride-hailing app in Mexico, available in major cities including Mexico City, Cancun, Guadalajara, and Tulum.
China-based ride-hailing app that has become a dominant Uber rival in Mexico, operating in over 34 cities. Often offers lower fares.
A ride-hailing app that lets you propose your own fare and negotiate with nearby drivers. Growing rapidly across Mexican cities.
Last updated: May 2026
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