Online car-hailing platforms collectively lower their commission rate.

Recently, platforms such as DiDi Chuxing, T3 Chuxing, and Cao Cao Chuxing have successively announced that they will further protect the rights and interests of drivers by reducing the commission rates. DiDi Chuxing stated that by the end of this year, the platform will reduce the maximum commission rate per order from 29% to 27%, with the excess amount above 27% being refunded to the driver with the order. At the same time, for drivers who complete at least 50 orders on the platform per month, the platform will ensure that their monthly average commission rate does not exceed 25%, and any excess amount will be automatically refunded to the driver's account the following month. T3 Chuxing stated that the maximum commission rate for platform orders will not exceed 27%, and by the end of this year, the proportion of orders with commission rates between 26% and 27% will decrease from 21% to 17%. For platform drivers who complete at least 50 orders per month, their maximum commission rate for total revenue in that month will not exceed 25%, and any excess amount will be automatically refunded to the driver. On August 15, Cao Cao Chuxing announced that the maximum commission rate for orders on the Cao Cao Chuxing app and mini-program would be reduced from 22.7% to 22.5% from that day onwards. Aggregator platforms also stated that they would reduce their information service fees. On August 18, Gaode Dache announced that they would ensure that the maximum commission rate for at least 80 cooperating online car-hailing platforms does not exceed 27%, benefiting over a million drivers. The maximum information service fee for Gaode Dache has also been reduced to 9%, and they will use activities such as reducing commissions and special rewards to help cooperating platforms reduce their overall costs by 2%.