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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™.
Meet Bolt Send: your fast package delivery service
Introducing Bolt Send, a convenient package delivery service. It’s perfect for surprising a loved one with a gift, returning something a friend left behind, or ensuring an item gets where
Understanding the ride-hailing economy: insights from 40,000+ drivers
The Ride-hailing Economy Report combines insights from our ongoing conversations with drivers and one of the largest driver surveys ever conducted, gathering input from 40,000 drivers across 25 countries. This
Bolt launches the Urban Fund to advance shared mobility’s social impact
Bolt has launched the Urban Fund, a social impact programme designed to accelerate the societal benefits of shared mobility worldwide. The programme will support charitable third-sector partnerships that promote sustainable
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Stories, solutions & updates from the team at Bolt.
A complete guide to business travel expenses (with examples)
A clear guide to business travel expenses, commuting rules, per diem payments and compliant reimbursement for employees and the self-employed.
Lucid and Bolt Partner to Develop and Deploy Autonomous Mobility at Scale Across Europe
Bolt aims to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous Lucid vehicles across major European cities, powered by NVIDIA Hyperion.
Design engineering at Bolt: shipping components with AI agents
At Bolt, our core web platform, bolt.eu, serves up to 60M users a year across across 50+ markets and relies on a shared design system of more than 110 UI components. We updated our front-end pipeline so designers can ship working code directly into our production library using AI coding agents. By replacing informal handoffs with a unified review model, we reduced routine component delivery time from a week to an hour.
What the data tells cities about multimodality, inclusion, and public transport
Affordable work rides, without the paperwork
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