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“Founding Bolt as a 19-year-old in Estonia, we faced difficult odds from day one. We created a unique culture of small, fast-moving, and high-performance teams, serving customers better than companies with far more resources. Fast forward to today, and we’re one of the leading tech companies in Europe and Africa. And we're still only 1% done.”
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Bolt, Pony.ai and Stellantis to launch autonomous mobility testing program in Luxembourg
The program will focus on validating the safety, performance and regulatory readiness of Pony.ai’s seventh-generation (Gen-7) autonomous vehicles in Luxembourg’s traffic environment, supported by the country’s forward-looking approach to autonomous mobility testing. Stellantis will contribute its vehicle engineering and manufacturing expertise, with a midsize van based on its L4-Ready Platform™.
Bolt and Stellantis to scale autonomous vehicles in Europe
Bolt partners with Stellantis to deploy Level 4 autonomous vehicles across Europe, advancing trials from 2026 and aiming for 100,000 AVs by 2035.
Driving the future: Bolt’s partnership with Pony.ai brings autonomous mobility to Europe
Bolt has teamed up with Pony.ai, combining driverless technology with Bolt’s transport expertise to accelerate the rollout of robotaxi services across Europe.
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Markus Villig is the Founder and CEO of Bolt, a global mobility platform with more than 200 million lifetime customers in more than 50 countries and 600 cities. Bolt has raised over €1 billion in funding from investors like Sequoia, D1 and G Squared, making Markus the youngest founder of a billion-dollar company in Europe.
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How This Estonian Startup Beat Uber At Its Own Game
While the world’s leading ride-sharing business was blowing billions of dollars trying to buy global domination, Markus Villig was busy doing the opposite with Bolt. Working on a meager budget, he built a $8.4 billion operation – and an $700 million fortune — by focusing on overlooked markets in Africa and Europe.
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Bolt acquires Danish ride-hailing company Viggo in first acquisition in its 12 year history
Bolt, the Tallinn-based shared mobility platform, has acquired Viggo, the Copenhagen-based leading ride-hailing business, for an undisclosed sum – the acquisition will see Bolt’s ride-hailing operation enter Denmark for the first time and add to its existing e-bike rental service.
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