News & Reviews:   delivery

Based on a statement by rnggt.com, it seems that there could be a possibility that Grab and Gojek might merge into a single entity. While not much is known in regards to when the merge might happen, a report by Bloomberg mentioned that a discussion is currently ongoing between the two companies.

Petronas recently introduced ROVR, which is a service that delivers petrol, as well as diesel fuel, to the customer’s vehicle starting from as low as RM5. Once ROVR crew reached the location of the vehicle, they will then help fill up your tank to the amount specified on the app.

Recently, Grab has stated on their official website saying that it will be possible to order several meals from the same food court for a single delivery price. Currently, this feature is available in selected food courts located in Johor Bahru, Penang, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Melaka, and Ipoh for now.

Based on a statement by the Malaysian government, e-Bazaar will not be allowed to operate due to the Movement Control Order (MCO) which is in effect until 28 April 2020. Other than that, they’ve also mentioned that regular e-hailing services including GrabFood are still allowed to operate even during the MCO albeit with some restrictions.

The coronavirus is the latest viral news around the world right now, so much so that it has gotten people everywhere being paranoid wearing face masks at airports even if there are no suspected reports, to begin with. That said, this issue has also made Malaysians worried about whether if it's possible to get the coronavirus through a package from China. Well, short answer - no.

In conjunction with a collaboration between Touch ‘n Go and DeliverEat, you can get up to 366 free food delivery a day when you make a transaction using the Touch ‘n Go eWallet. However, do take note that only the first 100,000 transactions and there is a limit of 1 redemption per user per day using the aforementioned eWallet will be eligible for the free delivery.

Grab has launched a new service which allows you to buy goods and services from their app. The service is called GrabMart and it has started as a beta version for the users to test out the feature. 

DHL in partnership with EHang Technology has officially launched their last mile drone delivery trial service in China, which aims to reduce the operational cost of delivering parcels by up to 80%. Not only that, but they have also reported that the drones are capable of delivering good to a location 10 kilometres away in just 8 minutes instead of the usual 40 minutes.

Go-Jek has announced that it is now fully available in Singapore as part of their 500 million USD investment to expand their services across South-east Asia which includes countries such as Thailand, Vietnam and Philipines up next.