inDrive aims to strengthen growth in Malaysia with benefits to attract more drivers

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Introduce daily insurance, expand driver support centers to Penang, JB

Malaysian ride hailing set to hit projected value of US$570 mil by 2029 "The Malaysian market is one of our key growth areas in Southeast Asia, and we are committed to delivering innovative, community-focused mobility solutions that resonate with local needs," said Natalia Makarenko (pic), Marketing Director APAC of inDrive at a media event in Kuala Lumpur last week.inDrive (short of Independent Drivers), a global mobility and urban services platform with a presence in 46 countries founded in Yakutsk, one of the oldest and coldest cities in Siberia, Russia by Arsen Tomsky in 2013, is strengthening its presence in steamy hot Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia.

When asked if something similar could be in the plans for Indonesia or Malaysia, Natalia declined to answer, reaffirming that "we aim to keep the commission that we apply to the driver side of the marketplace as low as possible and not exceeding 10%.”