News & Reviews:   grabcar

If you are in Sabah, you're in for a treat from U Mobile. The orange telco just announced this year’s Kaamatan by offering plenty of freebies and gifts as part of its Kadazan Dusun Cultural Association (KDCA) campaign.

As many of you already know, our government has announced the conditional movement control order (CMCO). Essentially, most businesses can now reopen but mass gatherings and educational institutions are still not allowed. Many companies have to change how they operate again, including GrabCar which has already updated its operational rules to align with the CMCO.

While this may look surreal, the Movement Restriction will begin from 18 March until 31 March 2020 as an initiative to minimize the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. The government has ordered all private businesses to be closed down until further notice and many were wondering if Grab will cease operation. Thankfully, they are not.

Celcom Axiata recently announced new Lifestyle Privileges for their new and existing Celcom FiRST consumers that include FREE vouchers to watch movies, GrabCar rides, food and drink, return flight tickets within ASEAN or Malaysia and more every month. Check out the benefits here.

If you're planning a getaway for the upcoming school holidays or preparing to balik kampung for the Hari Raya celebrations, Grab has great news for you!

You can now look forward to flying to your favourite destinations with cheaper airport transfers. GrabCar is lowering its fixed fares to and from KLIA and KLIA2 from RM90 to RM65 per journey. This basically makes GrabCar the cheapest door-to-door on demand car ride in the Klang Valley when it comes to getting to the airport!

From the RM1 GrabCar promotion they started back in 7-13 April 2016, it does look like GrabCar is pleased with the results of their short term campaign. Since then they have revamped their base rate from RM1.40 to RM1 and also removed their minimum charge. These changes will take place immediately from 18 April 2016, and they will stick to this new fare structure from now on. With that, any short rides within 5KM are no longer subjected to the minimum charge (initially RM7) and should cost you way less than RM7 now. Take a look at these sample graphs by GrabCar for a better understanding of their current fare.

Are you a Grabcar user or considering one? Well, you're in luck today, Grabcar is offering super low-rated fare rides from Mont Kiara to Publika, TTDI to the Curve, and Suria KLCC to Pavilion for only RM1! That's right, this promotion is open to all Grab users in Klang Valley and Johor Bahru which entitles you to unlimited rides within 5KM distance!