Congestion in cities is a global problem. There are roughly 4 million vehicles in Bangalore, and the average worker in London spends around 227 hours a year commuting. Using crowdsourced data, Urban Engines is helping cities to become smarter, less congested and more efficient.

Myles is a new car rental service for Gen Yers in India, who don't typically spend much time behind the wheel. The company has high hopes for its model as a way to decrease congestion and lessen dangerous levels of air pollution in cities across the country.

According to research from UBS, the rise of car-sharing services won’t stop people in India from owning cars. Doing well enough to buy a car carries social benefits in the country that people aren’t about to give up in exchange for the convenience offered by the likes of Uber and Ola.

While tech has revolutionised purchasing in many retail sectors, the car buying process remains entrenched in the past. Can all-digital dealership Rockar – which offers a convenience normally associated with shopping for clothes or food – bring the auto industry up to speed?