Taxi Maxim

Maxim (Russian: Максим) is a Russian multinational technology company that operates taxi aggregation, food tech businesses, also offers additional services such as delivery and cargo. History Maxim has been in development since 2003. As of 2022, Maxim operates in more than a thousand cities in 18 countries worldwide. The Indonesian city of Gianyar became the 1001st city in the world where Maxim works. Countries of operation Southeast Asia Maxim has been working in Indonesia since 2018. Users can order trips on a motorcycle, car, bentor, delivery and purchase of goods, cargo transportation and cleaning. In December 2020, a new massage and spa service was launched. In December 2021, Maxim launched the charity fund Yayasan Pengemudi Selamat Sejahtera Indonesia to provide financial support for passengers and drivers injured during rides. By 2024, the payments amounted to more than 6 billion rupiah for more 100 cases. In December 2021, Maxim launched a marketplace integrated into the app. Users can order ready meals, food and other goods from partners directly. In the first five years in Indonesia, Maxim expanded the area of operation to more than 150 cities across the country. In 2026, the number of cities exceeded 400. In the Philippines, the service launched in Cebu in January 2020. As of 2026, it operates in 20 cities. Maxim has operated in Malaysia since 2018, growing to over 70 cities; in 2025, the Minister of Transport ordered the company to cease operations for allowing vehicles to operate without valid permits, and Maxim has been appealing the order. The service is licensed to operate in all states of Malaysia. The service also operates in Cambodia (launched in Phnom Penh in 2024), Vietnam (since 2020), Laos (launched in Vientiane in 2024), and Thailand (available in Chiang Mai and Pattaya since 2022). By 2024, the number of cities served in Thailand had reached 17. Latin America Maxim launched in Brazil in 2021 and by mid-2023 was available in over 50 cities. In Argentina, the service operates in Mendoza, La Rioja and Catamarca. Maxim entered Peru in 2020, initially focusing on provincial cities. Maxim launched in Colombia in 2020 and expanded to six cities; motorcycle rides were introduced in 2022. Other regions In Azerbaijan, Maxim has been operating since 2017, starting in Baku and expanding to six cities. Maxim is also present in Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, Tanzania, Uzbekistan, and Vanuatu. The service previously operated in Belarus (launched 2017, later ceasing operations) and Bulgaria (later ceasing operations). Georgia Maxim started working in Georgia in 2014, and Tbilisi became the first city. By June 2022, the company's services can be used in 10 cities: Tbilisi, Rustavi, Batumi, Gori, Zestaponi, Zugdidi, Kobuleti, Kutaisi, Poti and Samtredia. In addition to trips, users can order cargo transportation, loader services, and in difficult traffic situations, use engine start and towing services. In July 2020, Maxim launched two tariffs: Courier for transportation of documents, packages and goods, and Shopping and delivery of goods, medicine and groceries. Iran In 2017, Maxim started working in Iran. The service is no longer available on the app as of 2025. Kazakhstan Maxim started working in Kazakhstan in 2014. By March 2018, the company was operating in 11 cities: Aktobe, Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Kokshetau, Kostanay, Petropavlovsk, Semey, Temirtau, Uralsk, Ust-Kamenogorsk. Now the services of the company can be used by residents and guests of 20 cities of the country. Tajikistan Maxim started working in Tajikistan in 2017. In May, the first order was made in Khujand. Tajikistan became the sixth country where the company worked at that time. Maxim created its own contact center in Khujand, trained operators in the company's standards. In September 2018, the company began operating in the capital of the country, Dushanbe, where it also opened a contact center. South Africa By 2025, Maxim had expanded to 15 cities in South Africa. Turkey Since 2022 Maxim has been working in Turkey, the first city was Alanya. The service is not available in Turkey for unknown reasons. References External links Official website