Asia-Pacific Dominates Global Ride-Hailing with 57.5% Market Share in 2025 — Allied Business Intelligence, Inc.

Event summary

Asia-Pacific accounted for 57.5% of global ride-hailing trips in the first half of 2025, with 13 billion trips worldwide.
China and India together represent nearly 80% of the Asia-Pacific market, while Indonesia and Vietnam combine for 11%.
Didi held 77% of China's market, and Uber held 75% of the U.S. market in the first half of 2025.
Grab and Gojek dominated Indonesia with 89% of trip volumes, while Grab led Vietnam with 62% of GMV.
GreenSM, with an all-electric fleet, captured over 25% of Vietnam's market.

The big picture

The Asia-Pacific region's dominance in ride-hailing is driven by urbanization, digital platform engagement, and a high prevalence of two-wheel vehicles. Latin America's rise reflects similar trends, while competitive dynamics vary significantly across regions. The stabilization of market share in some areas contrasts with the volatility in others, highlighting the importance of regional strategies for ride-hailing platforms. The growing momentum in autonomous vehicles adds another layer of strategic importance for these companies.

What we're watching

Regional Expansion: Whether Latin America can sustain its growth and close the gap with North America in ride-hailing trips.
Market Consolidation: How dominant providers like Didi and Uber will maintain their market share amid regional fluctuations.
Autonomous Vehicles: The pace at which autonomous vehicle technology developers will partner with leading ride-hailing platforms.