Journey towards carbon neutrality by 2040
As a triple bottom line company, Grab has taken an emissions reduction-first and inclusive approach toward decarbonisation.
Grab’s Impact in 2024
>10,000
>10,000 EVs each in Indonesia and Thailand, making Grab the largest EV ride-hailing fleet in those countries.*
*See 2024 ESG Report
600,000
trees planted in 2024, bringing the total to >1.2M since 2021
Lever 1: Enabling driver-partners’ transition to low- or zero-emission transport
Accelerating EV adoption through strategic partnerships
To drive a more inclusive transition to low-carbon mobility, Grab partners with key EV ecosystem players.
They help us by:
- Developing market viability for EVs: In Thailand, Grab partnered with SUSCO to introduce “Drive-to-Own EV”, a financing programme enabling driver-partners to own an electric vehicle after a five-year lease.
- Supporting the development of EV infrastructure: In Indonesia, the GrabElectric rental fleet drives demand for SWAP Energi battery swap stations (BSS). In 2024, the battery swap stations increased from 1,200 to 1,500 across eight cities.
Driving demand with greener choices
Grab offers consumers the option to prioritise booking EVs or hybrid vehicles at no additional cost through the Eco-Friendly Rides toggle available in Thailand or Singapore. Consumers can also specifically choose an EV-only ride for a fully electric transport experience in select areas in Indonesia.
Tanawut made the switch from a petrol bike to an electric motorcycle through Grab’s EV rental programme. As the head of his household supporting his wife and two children while managing tuition fees and a mortgage, every dollar mattered. Since switching, he’s saved over 50% on operational costs.
“Switching to Grab’s EV helped me save more and worry less. It’s better for the environment — and for my family.”
GrabFood delivery-partner
Thailand
