Uber is bringing back Uber Black, aiming to promote luxury experiences in India at a time of significant spending for premium experiences.

The ride-hailing platform is only a week shy from commencing the service, which it plans to roll out in a few select Mumbai neighborhoods.

Started operating since 2013, Uber offered Uber Black with C-suite vehicles like Mercedes, BMW, and Audi.

Soon, other premium vehicles including the Toyota Innova, Honda City, and Toyota Corolla took its place, leaving Uber to discontinue offering Uber Black in 2014.

According to reports, Uber is likely to witness immense demand from the service with business travel in particular and the service is expected to be out through Uber’s fleet partners.

Reports indicate that Uber Black's upcoming version in India could be using a superior sustainable model, different from that of the company’s existing fleet of business sedans.

The ride-hailing platform plans to offer the service with sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) and multi-utility vehicles (MUVs) made by Toyota, MG, and other prominent auto makers.

Besides that, Uber Premier, the premium product on the platform now, is expected to cost 30–40 percent less than Uber Black.

Additionally, reports say that Uber is looking to service all customer segments by introducing products for both ends of the spectrum.

More luxury taxi companies have been able to enter the market in recent years as cab aggregators like Uber and Ola have battled to maintain dependability and quality of service on their basic services.

These include the premium taxi service startup Shoffr and the electric car ride-hailing company BluSmart.