Ryde Group Ltd (NYSE: RYDE ) and GO-GENIE are deepening their partnership to boost last-mile delivery efficiency and integrate sustainability into daily logistics. The expanded collaboration aims to achieve higher earnings for gig workers, faster deliveries, and enhanced environmental monitoring.
Building on a successful 2025 pilot that connected Ryde's drivers with GO-GENIE's AI logistics system, the partners are scaling up, adding real-time emissions tracking after observing improved vehicle utilization and increased off-peak income.
Under the expanded partnership, drivers and riders benefit from improved job matching, reduced idle time, and AI-assisted route optimization designed to lower fuel consumption. The changes aim to provide steadier earning potential while preserving flexible work schedules.
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Customers get faster pickups, reliable deliveries, and smoother service during demand spikes with a larger courier pool.
GO-GENIE's carbon tracking enables Ryde to monitor emissions in real-time, supporting Singapore's push for sustainable urban mobility. Ryde's driver network helps GO-GENIE scale merchant support during peak periods, no new infrastructure needed.
"We are excited to partner with GO-GENIE to leverage their innovative technology and contribute to a more sustainable future," said Mike Liu, Business Development Manager of Ryde. Averyl Loke, Business and Brand Development Manager of GO-GENIE, said the collaboration lays the foundation for scalable growth while reducing logistics-related emissions.
RYDE Price Action: Ryde Group shares were up 2.30% at $0.4500 during premarket trading on Tuesday, according to Benzinga Pro data .
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