Vietnamese ride-hailing app FastGo launched in Đồng Nai and Bình Dương
Ride-hailing app FastGo on Monday officially launched its services in the southern provinces of Đồng Nai and Bình Dương, continuing its expansion plan.
FastGo officially launched its services in Đồng Nai and Bình Dương provinces. — VNS Photo
Nguyễn Hữu Tuất, FastGo Việt Nam’s general director, said the provinces are adjacent to HCM City with high traffic and customers moving between cities. FastGo is available in all cities to help customers move safely, while reducing the number of empty passenger hubs. There are about 1,000 vehicles operating in these two provinces.
Launched in June, FastGo is a ride-hailing app developed by a Vietnamese company, and drivers pay VNĐ30,000 (US$1.3) to FastGo if they earn more than VNĐ400,000 per day.
It has also committed to keep fares unchanged during peak periods, while offering regular promotions.
The app has started operations in three big cities of Hà Nội, Đà Nẵng and HCM City with more than 30,000 drivers and over one million kilometres successfully travelled so far.
FastGo received investment from VinaCapital in August and is mobilising capital in the second round of up to $50 million to expand its operations to other Southeast Asian countries including Indonesia and Myanmar.
FastGo plans to introduce services in Hạ Long and Nha Trang at the beginning of November. Food delivery are planned for launch by the end of the year./.
( VNF/VNA )
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