Grab to cut maximum take on Vietnam rides to 32% from 40%

Startups Grab to cut maximum take on Vietnam rides to 32% from 40% Move follows Indonesia commission cap; fee cuts and incentives to cost $115 million A Grab driver in Ho Chi Minh City is pictured during a two-day boycott in September, when drivers protested fees charged by the ride-hailing platform. © Getty Images LIEN HOANG November 6, 2026 15:59 JST HO CHI MINH CITY -- Singapore-based ride-hailing operator Grab will cut its maximum take from rides in Vietnam to 32% of fares from around 40%, the country's antimonopoly regulator said, following a review prompted by complaints from drivers. Read Next Technology Grab eyes more AI investment after Taiwan deal blocked Transportation GoTo's ride-hailing earnings drop on Indonesia driver commission cap Food & Beverage Grab, Foodpanda heat up grocery delivery war in Singapore Food & Beverage Vietnam to revise food safety law, reining in delivery apps like Shopee, Grab Electric vehicles VinFast taxi affiliate launches first overseas motorbike service in Jakarta Electric vehicles VinFast-powered taxis enter India in Vietnamese firm's debut beyond ASEAN Food & Beverage Taiwan regulator blocks Grab purchase of Foodpanda delivery business Latest on Startups Startups Fukushima tries to reinvent itself as hub for drones, robots and rockets Startups Singapore's Insignia Ventures backs rural Japan for Davos-inspired academy Startups Singapore's ShopBack to enter Japan next year through local businesses Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.