inDrive has expanded its footprint in Pakistan with the launch of inDrive.Groceries in partnership with dark store operator Krave Mart.
The service lets users order daily essentials directly through the inDrive app, delivering groceries across Karachi – with expansion planned for Lahore Islamabad and Rawalpindi in 2026.
The move advances inDrive’s roadmap to build a Super App for Pakistan where mobility delivery and everyday needs live in one place. By adding groceries, inDrive aims to boost engagement diversify services and offer a unified experience built on fairness and choice.
“This launch creates more opportunities for local businesses delivery partners and customers,” said Nurken Rzaliyev, Darkstores Director, inDrive.
“We are building an ecosystem where everyone can participate in and benefit from the digital economy.”
Through its collaboration with Krave Mart, a leading dark store based q commerce platform, inDrive.Groceries offers more than 7,500 products spanning fresh produce, meat, dairy, snacks and household items.
Average delivery times range from 20 to 30 minutes. Shoppers can access exclusive deals discounts and free delivery on orders above PKR 499 with no service fees.
Kassim Shroff, Founder and CEO, Krave Mart, said the partnership sets a new benchmark for convenience by pairing operational speed with platform reach to deliver low prices every day.
Pakistan’s grocery retail remains largely offline but urban online adoption is accelerating – signalling strong potential for scale nationwide in 2026.
