Grab Malaysia launches booster-seat ride option for families
The beta service is initially limited to advance bookings for KLIA1 and KLIA2 journeys, with further rollout planned in phases.
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The beta service is initially limited to advance bookings for KLIA1 and KLIA2 journeys, with further rollout planned in phases.
The non-stop service between KL Sentral and KLIA T1/T2 will cost RM65 one-way and RM118 for a return journey.
MHTC data put medical tourist arrivals at about 285,400, with the figures covering hospitals but excluding other healthcare providers.
The Malaysian model will be the GT 63, with an estimated starting price of RM1.29 million; the preview car is a GT 55.
The Sebangga Group facility will initially handle service and parts, while new-car orders can be placed through its Kota Kinabalu branch.