Year-end sales for South Korea's three ride-hailing companies intensify as each differentiates itself by allowing pets to ride and using Wi-Fi

According to IGA Works, a Korean company that handles big data analysis, the number of monthly active users (MAU) of mobility platforms as of November was 1.1 times higher for Kakao T than the same period last year.
The number of people using Uber taxis increased by 5.6% to 37,294, while Tada users decreased by 24.8% to 19,783.
The end-of-year sales battle between these three companies is intensifying. Kakao T has the ability to change payment cards and expose phone numbers.
A Kakao T representative said, "The occupancy rate of this service exceeded 90% on average during the rainy season. We will continue to maintain the stability and efficiency of our service at the end of the year.
"Uber Taxi will offer the lowest commission to drivers in the industry and will waive the commission for those who seek out and pass on passengers.
The company is also strengthening its operations by resuming Uber Black. The company says, "There is an increasing trend for users who have used Uber overseas to use it in Korea."
Tada offers a service that allows you to ride with your pet, as well as Wi-Fi and smartphone charging on board.
The expansion of the ride-hailing reservation service, which was previously only available in parts of Seoul, to the entire Gyeonggi Province is also said to have contributed to the increase in usage.