We’re wrapping up the year with another edition of our traditional highlight reel, Bolt Rewind. So, open up your Bolt app to see your personal summary of 2025.*

When it comes to Bolt usage globally, 2025 has brought some interesting insights.

Most popular pickup points for Bolt rides, scooters, and e-bikes have been airports and major railway hubs.
Londoners book the longest trips, with Paris and Berlin following close behind. Meanwhile, Baltic countries (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania) have some of the highest per-user counts.
10 times more people are choosing electric vehicles for their Bolt rides in 2025 compared to 2024, with Lithuania and Latvia leading with the biggest hybrid/EV fleets.
Most Bolt Food orders are placed on Friday and Saturday, reflecting the global “weekend treat” pattern. Cheeseburgers continue to be the number 1 comfort meal in Europe.
Bananas remain at the top of Bolt Market grocery lists globally, with some local exceptions — like mineral water in Malta, long cucumbers in Latvia, and milk in Kenya.
Audi Q2 remains as the most popular choice of car for Bolt Drive users.

*If you’ve used our scooters, e-bikes, or electric rental cars this year, your Bolt Rewind will show you how many CO2 emissions you avoided compared to a regular car. Here’s how we calculated that number:

The mileage you covered on Bolt Drive battery electric vehicles (EV), scooters, and e-bikes × (average lifecycle emissions of a fossil fuel-powered car per km – average life-cycle emissions of the EV/scooter/e-bike per km) = avoided emissions

Lifecycle emissions factors used:

Internal combustion vehicles: 0.2351 kg CO2e/km (source: IEA)

Fully electric vehicles (EVs): 0.1264 kg CO2e/km (source: IEA)

Scooters: 0.1819 kg CO2e/km (source: Bolt’s calculations based on lifecycle assessments)

E-bikes: 0.1699 kg CO2e/km (source: Bolt’s calculations based on lifecycle assessments)

For more information about our work towards net zero shared mobility, click here.

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