GoCar has announced that it is partnering up with oil and petrol company Shell, in an effort to provide free cars and petrol vouchers, primarily for frontliners, in need of...
Grab is adding more services to its already wide plethora. The company is now piloting a new one, called Ride Cover. In the simplest terms, this is a service that's...
Hailing from South Korea, SOCAR car sharing service offers a different approach to transportation in Malaysia. Interesting enough, the company is now working to officially introduce another car sharing platform...
Grab has officially launched GrabCar Elektrik in Indonesia. Specifically, the new electric vehicle (EV) service began operation in Jakarta at the start of the week. The new service is part...
Grab Malaysia has recently begun to offer its bike-hailing service, GrabBike in selected areas within Kuala Lumpur. It is part of a 6-months industry-wide trial which was announced by the...
Uber has officially been banned in Germany. According to Reuters, a German court brought the banhammer down on the ride-hailing service after it was deemed that its drivers did not...
According to a recent report, Grab Malaysia has apparently changed its delivery charges for GrabFood service from a fixed rate to distance-based system. This was apparently to expand the food...
Transport Minister, Anthony Loke earlier today has announced several important details regarding the rollout of bike-hailing service in Malaysia. The announcement was in response to questions from the MP of...
When SOCAR was launched locally early last year, it provided a door-to-door service that delivered the car you intend to rent straight to you. But back then, the service was...
If you need more options when it comes to ridesharing apps, there's now a new one on the market. It's called Ryde, and it's a company that hails from our...
Earlier today, the Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) has announced that it is proposing a fine of RM 86.77 million on Grab due to a certain clause that the company imposed...
The Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) today has announced that it is proposing RM 86.77 million fine on Grab. Interesting enough, it was due to an advertising clause that the e-haling...
