What Drives Consumers’ Booking Intention of E-Hailing Services in Malaysia?
Keywords:
E-hailing services, perceived price attractiveness, perceived service quality, perceived reputation, theory of planned behaviourAbstract
This study aims to test the role of perceived price attractiveness, perceived service quality, perceived reputation, trust and attitude on consumers’ booking intention of e-hailing services. The data were collected via self-administered survey questionnaire, yielding 192 usable responses. The study found that perceived attractiveness, perceived service quality, perceived reputation, attitude and trust positively influence consumers’ booking intention of e-hailing services. This study is among the pioneers to highlight on the impact of the external factors namely price attractiveness and perceived reputation on consumers’ booking intention towards e-hailing services in the Malaysian market. The findings from this study are expected to benefit the e-hailing company and the researchers that specialized in consumer behaviour study.