taxi

Uber’s acquisition of Crown Taxi follows their previous partnership, with no significant market impact.

How ComfortDelGro plans to keep its crown as Singapore’s top taxi operator, plus a refresher on the ride-hailing platforms competing in SEA.

Singapore’s largest taxi company has a few tricks up its sleeve to fend off decade-long competitor Grab – and its new taxi offering GrabCab.

While rivals slash prices and chase scale, the Indonesian legacy taxi firm sticks to service and consistency. CEO Andre Djokosoetono shares how.

GrabCab will start with a fleet of 40 cars and offers a US$770 bonus for safe driving.

After its taxi acquisitions fell through, Grab’s new taxi license could dent profit margins at rivals like ComfortDelGro. Can incumbents fight back?

The agreement aims to modernize taxi operations in Japan and address challenges such as an aging workforce.

In the wake of its failed Trans-cab deal, Grab may have realized how profitable a taxi operation could be.

The city-state’s economy and tourism have recovered. But as rental and fuel costs rise, drivers find their earnings stalled.

Ride-hailing operators are not allowed to impose “exclusive arrangements,” but the deal may discourage Trans-cab drivers from using rival apps.