滴滴、曹操出行等集体官宣：降低抽成

Core Viewpoint - Multiple ride-hailing companies have announced reductions in commission rates to support driver rights and improve their income stability Group 1: Didi Chuxing - Didi Chuxing will lower the maximum commission rate from 29% to 27% by the end of this year, with the excess amount being refunded to drivers [2] - The company aims to ensure that all drivers benefit from this adjustment, even though currently only a small percentage of orders exceed the 27% commission [2] - Didi's average commission rate is projected to be 14% in 2024, with drivers able to view their earnings and commission rates transparently through the Didi driver app [5] Group 2: T3 Mobility - T3 Mobility will cap the commission rate at 27%, with the proportion of orders charged at 26%-27% expected to decrease from 21% to 17% by the end of the year [6][7] - For drivers completing at least 50 orders per month, the commission cap will be set at 25%, with any excess automatically refunded [8] Group 3: Cao Cao Mobility - Cao Cao Mobility has reduced the commission cap for app and mini-program orders from 22.7% to 22.5%, emphasizing the sharing of development benefits with drivers [9][11] - The company highlights its commitment to driver satisfaction and income stability as a core principle [11] Group 4: Gaode Dache - Gaode Dache plans to collaborate with at least 80 ride-hailing platforms to ensure that commission rates do not exceed 27%, allowing drivers to retain at least 73% of passenger payments [12][13] - The company will also lower its information service fee cap to 9% and implement measures to reduce overall costs for drivers [13]