This is Cars24’s second acquisition in the past year after it bought community platform TeamBHP in April 2025.
Announcing the deal on X, Cars24’s founder and chief executive Vikram Chopra said, “CarInfo (and Bikeinfo) were built around a very practical insight: vehicle management for cars and bikes has remained complex as information is scattered across systems. CarInfo focussed on addressing this by making vehicle information instantly accessible while reducing cognitive load, so owners could get what they needed easily. Carinfo has become the go-to platform for more than 12 million users every month to solve their vehicle needs.”
Chopra did not comment on the size of the deal.
One of the persons cited above said that Cars24 has been looking to add more frequent use cases to its offering. “Car purchase is a once-in-five-year event…but managing insurance renewals, getting pollution certificates issued and paying challans happen more often. That brings in steady user engagement to the platform,” the person said.
While CarInfo, which was founded by Sahil Ajmani in 2019 and bootstrapped, will continue to operate as a standalone app, it will also be a part of Cars24’s superapp offering. “We have always believed in simplifying car ownership, and together we can make it a 100x better experience for vehicle owners. Carinfo will continue as a standalone app with its own team,” Chopra wrote in his post.
In 2024, Cars24 had launched a superapp consolidating ancillary services such as vehicle repairs, financing, on-demand chauffeur booking and service history records – as it looked to monetise the consumer base it built through pre-owned car sales.
The Gurugram-based company, which is backed by the likes of Alpha Wave Global, DST Global and Peak XV Partners, is planning for a potential IPO in the coming years. It rivals Accel-backed Spinny, which recently acquired vehicle servicing platform GoMechanic late last year, marking another consolidation move in the space.
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Digital publication Medianama first reported that Cars24 acquired CarInfo.
For fiscal 2024, Cars24 had reported 25% growth in operating revenue at Rs 6,917 crore, driven mainly by a rise in unit sales as well as growing average selling prices. Its net loss during the period widened to Rs 498 crore in FY24, against Rs 468 crore in FY23.
The company has not yet filed its financials for the year ended March 31, 2025.
