TAXIECO & EHub Announce Strategic Partnership to Build Next-Generation AI-Driven Smart Mapping System for Southeast Asia

HONG KONG and KUALA LUMPUR – January 14, 2026 – TAXIECO, a leading Hong Kong-based mobility technology innovator, and EHub, Malaysia’s premier digital vehicle solutions provider, today announced the signing of a strategic partnership agreement. The collaboration aims to leverage EHub’s extensive vehicle data repository to develop a sophisticated AI-powered mapping system designed to enhance safety, convenience, and efficiency for stakeholders across Southeast Asia. 


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As Southeast Asia undergoes rapid urbanization, the demand for intelligent transportation infrastructure has never been greater. This partnership combines TAXIECO’s advanced AI modeling capabilities with EHub’s massive datasets, collected from thousands of active vehicles across the Malaysian peninsula and beyond.


Revolutionizing Mobility Through Data


The core of the partnership focuses on the ingestion of high-fidelity telematics data. By analyzing variables such as road conditions, traffic flow patterns, and driver behavior, the AI model will create a "living map" that evolves in real-time.


The AI system aims to solve critical regional challenges:

  • Enhanced Safety: Predicting high-risk zones and providing real-time alerts to prevent accidents.
  • Smart Navigation: Going beyond traditional GPS by using predictive analytics to suggest routes that minimize fuel consumption and time.
  • Stakeholder Optimization: Providing logistics companies, public transport authorities, and urban planners with actionable insights to improve city-wide mobility.



The Regional Vision

The partnership marks a significant milestone in cross-border tech collaboration between Hong Kong and Malaysia. For EHub, the agreement represents an opportunity to monetize and utilize data for the greater public good.




 Technical Synergy

The AI model will utilize deep learning architectures to process millions of data points daily. The collaboration will focus on the scalability of the system, ensuring that the number of vehicles increases.

The pilot phase of the AI-powered map system is expected to roll out in select metropolitan areas in Malaysia and Hong Kong later this year, with a full-scale regional launch across Southeast Asia planned for 2027.