Today, Uber is everywhere 🌎 — but success hasn’t come easy.

For one, Uber has struggled to become consistently profitable 💲

Ride prices, driver wages, competition, and fuel costs all affect margins. While Uber makes billions in revenue, it still faces losses in some quarters.

Then there’s regulatory pressure. Governments are tightening rules on gig economy companies, pushing for better driver protections, benefits, and minimum wages. These rules could raise costs and change how Uber operates 👨🏽‍⚖️

And don’t forget competition 🤼

From Lyft in the U.S. to Grab and Ola in Asia, Uber doesn’t have the market to itself. Plus, the rise of autonomous vehicles and urban transit shifts could challenge Uber’s relevance in the future.

But Uber is adapting — investing in AI, autonomous driving, logistics, and even electric bike sharing 🚲