Grab rival Tada joins Singapore's self-driving minibus project

Transportation Grab rival Tada joins Singapore's self-driving minibus project Trial period begins in early 2027 using vehicles developed by China's WeRide An autonomous minibus to be introduced on Singapore's Sentosa island is displayed during a media preview in the city-state on Oct. 29. (Photo by Mayuko Tani) MAYUKO TANI November 8, 2026 10:04 JST SINGAPORE -- Singapore ride-hailing company Tada Mobility has taken part in a self-driving minibus project that will launch early next year on the country's resort island of Sentosa, joining rivals such as Grab in moving into autonomous vehicle services. Read Next Automobiles ASEAN auto sales rose 13% in Q3 on EV and hybrid demand in key markets Technology Grab eyes more AI investment after Taiwan deal blocked Food & Beverage Japan logistics startups expand cold food networks in Malaysia, Vietnam Electric vehicles Foxconn unveils 3 EVs to grow contract manufacturing business Finance DBS chief warns of 'choppy' equity markets after US midterms Electric vehicles VinFast's EV factory sell-off masks widening operating loss Automobiles Foxconn, Mitsubishi Electric join forces for global EV push Transportation Singapore to get Waymo robotaxis in 2028 as autonomous race grows Transportation Toyota and Waymo to roll out driverless robotaxis in Japan in 2027 Automobiles Tokyo police to set up autonomous driving unit to handle permits, accidents Latest on Transportation Transportation China's slumping state airlines pin hopes on overseas demand like exporters Transportation Toyota and Waymo to roll out driverless robotaxis in Japan in 2027 Transportation Japan bullet train operator eyes more Tokyo-Osaka express service Sponsored Content About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei's Global Business Bureau.