Qwen Debuts AI Ride-Hailing Service with Alipay AI Payment Integration
On March 23, Qwen introduced a ride-hailing feature. With a single sentence, users can choose a vehicle type, set waypoints, and schedule pickups. It also handles personalized requests such as "a car with fresh air, under 30 yuan," "smooth driving," or "friendly service." After the ride, payment is seamless via Alipay's "AI Pay."
Getting started takes just three steps:
1. Open the Qwen App and describe your ride needs;
2. Choose a vehicle type and price to create an order;
3. After the trip, tap "Go to Pay" to settle. For payment, verify your identity via face, fingerprint, or password, or opt for password-free payment.

Beyond ride-hailing, users can rely on Alipay's secure "AI Pay" for diverse scenarios: ordering food on Qwen, purchasing snacks and daily essentials, buying movie tickets, booking flights and trains, and reserving hotels.
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On March 23, Qwen introduced a ride-hailing feature. With a single sentence, users can choose a vehicle type, set waypoints, and schedule pickups. It also handles personalized requests such as "a car with fresh air, under 30 yuan," "smooth driving," or "friendly service." After the ride, payment is seamless via Alipay's "AI Pay."
Getting started takes just three steps:
1. Open the Qwen App and describe your ride needs;
2. Choose a vehicle type and price to create an order;
3. After the trip, tap "Go to Pay" to settle. For payment, verify your identity via face, fingerprint, or password, or opt for password-free payment.

Beyond ride-hailing, users can rely on Alipay's secure "AI Pay" for diverse scenarios: ordering food on Qwen, purchasing snacks and daily essentials, buying movie tickets, booking flights and trains, and reserving hotels.
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