Koluel Kaike is one of the five towns where MoviSur launches on 1 November 2026. It is the smallest of the five, and that is exactly why the problem the app solves here is different from that of a large city.
Here the issue is not the price: it is whether anyone is available
In a large city, what bothers people is not knowing how much they will pay. In a small town, what bothers people is not knowing whether they will get a ride at all, especially outside normal hours or on a weekend.
The app solves both, but the second is the one you notice: you open it, request, and see straight away whether anyone is nearby. No calling three numbers to find out.
Connected to Pico Truncado and Cañadón Seco
Koluel Kaike is part of the northern corridor together with Pico Truncado and Cañadón Seco, and all three open on the same day. A ride to either is requested exactly like one within town: type the destination, see the price, confirm.
That route is the one most requested from here, and it is where having the price fixed before getting in changes the sum the most.
What makes it work well
It depends on how many local drivers sign up. MoviSur only switches on a town once it has enough for a reasonable waiting time; Koluel Kaike has already reached that point, but the more there are, the shorter your wait.
Drivers are from here and go through verification: ID, background check, a licence authorising passenger transport, and insurance covering passenger transport.
Frequently asked questions
Does MoviSur work in Koluel Kaike?
Yes, from 1 November 2026. It is one of the five that open on day one.
Can I travel to Pico Truncado?
Yes, and also to Cañadón Seco and Caleta Olivia. All open on the same day.
How do I know if a car is available?
The app shows you the moment you request the ride.
Can I sign up to drive here?
Yes. Sign-up is free, done from the app, and it is what brings more cars to the town.
The full map is on the cities page.