Grab Philippines has introduced a P350 million fuel crisis support program to help drivers and delivery riders cope with rising fuel prices.
Called the Grab Bayanihan Fuel Crisis Support Program, the initiative includes added incentives, spot bonuses, and commission rebates to support partner earnings. A new feature, Grab Turbo, helps drivers increase income and access better incentives. With these measures, Grab says commission rates for its car services have dropped to about 15 percent.
The company also launched a Digital Earnings Tracker, allowing drivers to view detailed breakdowns of their income, including fares, commissions, and incentives.
For delivery riders, Grab has provided over P50 million in bonuses as of mid-April. The company is also offering bicycle subsidies for those who want to switch to bike deliveries, along with rewards like grocery credits, fuel aid, and medical vouchers based on performance.
Grab said it will continue adjusting the program depending on fuel prices and partner needs, aiming to help drivers and riders maintain stable livelihoods during the crisis.
Grab Philippines managing director Ronald Rada said the funding is meant to help partners stay on the road and support their families despite rising costs.
