News & Reviews:   Grab

sooka, Malaysia’s leading streaming platform and fastest-growing OTT service, has announced a series of strategic collaborations with top local and regional brands, including Maxis, Etiqa, U Mobile, Grab, MAE by Maybank2u, Sports Direct, Zus Coffee, and VIU. The move underscores sooka’s mission to make LIVE sports, Asian dramas, and local entertainment more accessible and rewarding for all Malaysians.

Grab has now announced that it has invested in a self-driving-focused company called WeRide. In parallel with this strategic investment, Grab will also drive the introduction and commercialisation of robo-taxis in the Southeast Asia region. So, what should you know about it?

Grab is currently in discussions with the Johor state government to enhance cross-border travel between Malaysia and Singapore. The collaboration is part of a broader plan to improve tourist mobility and digital integration ahead of Visit Johor Year 2026.

Grab unveiled a plethora of features for its app that is available and coming soon to all SEA markets. Besides that, the company also announced a collaboration with OpenAI, showcasing its AI Merchant Assistant and AI Driver Companion feature.

A few new features were announced by Grab today, including improvements on food deliveries for sharing costs, discovering food and dining solo with the best affordable cost. But there is another section that the company shared also, which is on travelling.

Today, Grab unveiled a new lineup of GrabX products and the latest AI technologies. There are a few new solutions, which include Grab For Family | Teens, GrabGood for One, Shared Saves, Advance Booking, Dine Out Discovery and Grab Travel Pass. In this article, we are taking a look at how Grab is improving food deliveries.

Grab today announced that it will acquire the company behind Everrise supermarkets . The value of the acquisition has not been disclosed at this time. So, what should you know about it?

In case you missed it, a Malaysian passenger uploaded an image on Twitter X showing his disbelief. The image shows an e-hailing driver with his cardboard showing additional charges for using the vehicle's air conditioner.

A few weeks back, the Malaysian government made a drastic announcement that all social media and internet messaging services must apply for a license on 1 August 2024. We are getting to the end of the month and we still haven't heard any development yet until the Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) responded yesterday.

In this short announcement, Grab has quietly put up a notice on a new update for topping up your GrabPay Wallet. Starting from 11 September 2024 onwards, Grab users will be charged a fee if they use their credit cards to top up.