Does driving for Uber make money or not? A Cuban in Brazil shares his experience and offers tips.

A Cuban shares his experience and offers valuable advice for those considering this option. Check out his complete analysis!


A Cuban living in Brazil, known as Reinol Taiger on TikTok, has generated interest among his followers by sharing his experience as an Uber driver in the South American country.

Through a video posted on his profile @reinoltiger, Taiger answers a question that many are asking: Is it profitable to work as an Uber driver in Brazil?

In his video, which has garnered thousands of views, Taiger provides an analysis of the costs and benefits of working on this transportation platform.

According to the explanation, the main challenge of being an Uber driver in Brazil lies in the expenses that must be faced, especially for those who work as independent drivers. These expenses include the initial investment in the car, vehicle maintenance, insurance, and fuel, among others.

The Cuban emphasizes that the first step is to acquire a suitable vehicle for work, which represents a significant investment. He also mentions recurring expenses such as fuel and maintenance, which can considerably reduce profits if not managed well.

Although he acknowledges that it is possible to generate acceptable income with Uber, he also warns that the profit margin may be reduced by the platform's fees and the costs associated with the work.

Taiger recommends that those considering this option make a detailed calculation of their potential income and expenses before venturing into the world of independent transport.

The video has generated a large number of comments from other Cubans and Latinos in Brazil who share their own experiences and viewpoints, which has enriched the debate about whether or not working with Uber in the country is a profitable option.

For those considering joining Uber, Taiger's main advice is to thoroughly research all associated costs and to be aware that, although the job offers flexibility, profitability will largely depend on the efficiency in managing expenses.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living in Spain. I studied Social Communication at the University of Havana and later graduated in Audiovisual Communication at the University of Valencia. I am currently part of the CiberCuba team as a writer in the Entertainment section.


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