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Vietnam’s Vinfast supported electric taxi service company Green SM, which was recently launched on the roads of Delhi-NCR, is embroiled in controversies. The company had recruited the drivers by promising them an attractive monthly salary of \u20b935,000 to \u20b940,000, but now many drivers allege that the salary is not being received on time or is being given very little.<\/p>\n
In a viral Instagram reel, drivers are seen shouting \u2013 \u201cGive us the celery, it is our rightful money, no one is begging.\u201d This controversy is raising questions on the initial success of the company in Delhi-NCR. Drivers say that the promises of Minimum Business Guarantee (MBG) income are not being fulfilled, even though the company had entered the market with low fares (\u20b98 per km) and EV fleet. This case is highlighting the challenges of new players among platforms like Ola-Uber.<\/p>\n
What is the matter?<\/h2>\n
Green SM (Green and Smart Mobility) is the mobility arm of Vinfast, which started with around 1,000 electric taxis in Delhi-NCR. The company launched a recruitment campaign by luring drivers with fixed salaries, incentives and stable income. Many drivers considered it a better option than the commission-based system of Ola-Uber. But a few days after the launch, problems in payments surfaced. Drivers allege that the initial promise of \u20b9 1,346 per day or \u20b9 35,000 monthly guarantee is not being given. One driver claimed that he got only \u20b91,064 in the entire week.<\/p>\n
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