SOCAR Malaysia, the country’s number one car-sharing app, has partnered with e-commerce delivery services, including MrSpeedy, Lalamove and Pickupp to empower Malaysians with more opportunities to generate income during the current economic uncertainty.
Its chief executive officer, Leon Foong said the company aspires to not just be a transportation enabler, but a driver of economic growth as businesses ultimately want a partner who can help drive them forward.
“Through SOCAR’s wide range of vehicles, competitive rates, convenient pick-up points, as well as generous mileage and petrol allowance, we can support businesses to sustain growth, while reducing their day-to-day cash-flow needs.
“Depending on their preference, these businesses can choose from over 2,000 cars in 1,000 locations in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor, and Ipoh,” he said in a statement.
SOCAR Malaysia is partnering with Teleport, the logistics company of AirAsia, as they expand their footprint regionally by providing mobility solutions for moving goods, including fresh food, groceries, e-commerce parcels and even items such as medical aid.
“For those who are keen on becoming delivery agents but do not have a vehicle, SOCAR is offering a special deal on the Perodua Axia, Perodua Bezza, Perodua Myvi, Proton Iriz, and Kia Picanto in collaboration with Teleport in the Klang Valley, Penang and Johor,” he said. – May 9, 2020, Bernama
