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GV Ride Offers 0% Commission to All Drivers in Conjunction with the 2026 New Year
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 6 — Local e-hailing service provider GV Ride has announced a 0% commission offer (no platform fees) for all its drivers in conjunction with the 2026 New Year celebrations.
GV Ride Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kabeer Maand said the initiative means drivers will retain 100% of the net fare for every completed trip, with no commission deductions by the platform.
“This 0% commission initiative aims to ease the burden on drivers and help them generate better income.
“In conjunction with the 2026 New Year, GV Ride will not impose any fees or commissions on all GV Ride drivers,” he said.
According to him, the move reflects GV Ride’s commitment to supporting the welfare of local drivers and building a fairer and more sustainable e-hailing ecosystem.
“We welcome more drivers to join GV Ride and invite users to try our services. Various promotions and attractive initiatives will be introduced from time to time,” he added.
He also informed that GV Ride will continue to carry out community-based activities as part of its efforts to bring the platform closer to the people and support local community development.
“Those who are interested can obtain more information by visiting www.gvride.com or contacting +6012-500 3217.
“The latest developments from GV Ride can also be followed via Facebook (GV Ride) and Instagram (mygvride),” he said.
GV Ride is among the local e-hailing platforms that is actively expanding, with a primary focus on drivers’ income, community welfare, and support for the local economy.
