Blinkit Ambulance will now charge ₹2,500 for non-emergency trips
Emergency rides stay free. Routine trips like check-ups and hospital-to-home transfers will now be paid.

Blinkit, the quick-commerce app owned by Eternal (formerly Zomato), runs its own ambulance service in a few cities. Until now, every ride was free.
On Thursday, Deepinder Goyal, Eternal's vice-chairman, announced that non-emergency trips will now cost ₹2,500 each. That covers things like routine check-ups, regular hospital visits and hospital-to-home transfers. The amount is collected after the trip and is roughly what private ambulances charge.