Key facts
- Grab will cut its maximum take from Vietnam rides to 32% of fares from around 40%, the antimonopoly regulator said.
- The regulator's review followed complaints from drivers about the fees Grab charged.
- Grab's fee cuts and incentives in Vietnam will cost $115 million, the report said.
- Grab is a Singapore-based ride-hailing operator, according to the report.
Grab will cut the maximum commission it takes from rides in Vietnam to 32% of fares from around 40%, the country's antimonopoly regulator said, according to a report published on November 6, 2026. The regulator's review followed complaints from drivers about the fees charged by the platform.
The fee cuts and incentives will cost $115 million, the report said. Grab is a Singapore-based ride-hailing operator.
The report did not say when the new cap takes effect or give further detail on the regulator's review.