Grab's success lies in its user-centric platform in S-E Asia

“Local adaptations and deep industry knowledge have always been the advantage that enable companies in traditional sectors to thrive” “Local adaptations and deep industry knowledge have always been the advantage that enable companies in traditional sectors to thrive”

Grab's success lies in its user-centric platform in S-E Asia

Prof. Howard Yu on the battle between ride share companies

THE world's largest carmaker, Toyota, will invest US$1 billion in South-east Asian ride-sharing app Grab. This will be the second major move for Toyota, after forming a strategic alliance in 2016 with Uber, where they decided to co-develop autonomous driving technology.

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Grab's success lies in its user-centric platform in S-E Asia

Prof. Howard Yu on the battle between ride share companies

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