Ride-hailing services face stiff competition

Wednesday, Nov 15, 2023

The ride-hailing job market in HCM City has seen increasing competition in already harsh conditions as many laid-off factory workers have taken up the job, according to experts.

Ride-hailing services face stiff competition

Saturday, Mar 26, 2022

Viet Nam’s ride-hailing industry revenues could reach US$4 billion by 2025, while the industry has witnessed high demand and new entrants.

New tax policy for ride-hailing services sets off storm

Monday, Dec 28, 2020

Earlier this month the Government’s amendment of tax regulations for ride-hailing services, which increases the tax they actually pay, was a topic of hot debate in the media.

Ride-hailing market becomes increasingly crowded

Friday, Oct 23, 2020

More and more ride-hailing services are entering the market despite the dominance of the pioneers Grab and Gojek, formerly known as GoViet.

More Vietnamese use ride-hailing services: white book

Friday, Aug 21, 2020

The number of Vietnamese using ride-haling services has increased rapidly in recent years, signalling the potential for the development of the sharing economy in the country.

New policy expected to provide boost to ride-hailing services

Monday, Mar 09, 2020

The Ministry of Transport will bring to a close the pilot scheme for electronic contract-based passenger transportation, popularly known as ride-hailing services, on March 31.

Grab’s acquisition of Uber scrutinised

Friday, Jan 04, 2019

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has set up a council to scrutinise alleged violations of competition regulations in ride-hailing services firm Grab’s acquisition of Uber’s business in Viet Nam.

An alliance of 17 domestic taxi companies makes debut

Monday, Dec 10, 2018

An alliance of 17 domestic taxi companies with a total of 12,000 vehicles makes debut on Monday, which aimed to enhance the services quality to compete with ride hailing services company Grab.

Hailstorm ahead for ride-hailing services in VN

Friday, Feb 16, 2018

The bumpy road thus far for ride-hailing companies Uber and Grab in Viet Nam could well end in a jagged cliff as authorities turn the scanner on their operations, tax practices and competition with domestic taxi operators.