About Bolt
Bolt is a global mobility platform with ride-hailing, scooter and e-bike rentals, car-sharing, and food delivery services in over 50 countries and 850 cities.
Bolt’s services
From ride-hailing to scooters and food delivery, Bolt’s services are built to reduce car dependency in over 850 cities worldwide.
Transport avec chauffeur
Ride-hailing is Bolt's core service. The platform connects passengers with registered driver partners across 50 countries.
It offers a convenient, reliable transport option and improves connectivity within cities. Bolt offers a range of vehicle categories — from premium to affordable — to make the service accessible to all while providing a market-leading experience for driver partners.
Autopartage
Bolt Drive lets users rent a car via the app, unlock it with a phone, and pay for the time and distance driven.
This service offers the flexibility needed for longer journeys without the costs of car ownership. Bolt operates across 7 markets using both Bolt-owned and third-party vehicles.
Micromobilité
E-bike and scooter rentals are growing transport options in urban areas.
There are over 250,000 vehicles available for hire across 30 countries. Micromobility services provide strong first- and last-mile connections to public transport.
Livraison
Delivery services include Bolt Food, which matches customers with couriers to deliver from 50,000+ restaurants, and Bolt Market, which offers fast grocery delivery from both Bolt-operated and third-party stores.
These services are active in 16 countries across Europe and Africa
Autonomous vehicles
Bolt is testing self-driving technology in partnership with Pony.ai to explore how autonomous ride-hailing could support safe and affordable transport in the future.
The pilot starts in Europe, with plans to expand in the coming years.
History
Bolt was founded in 2013 in Estonia, when 19-year-old Markus Villig set out to fix Tallinn’s broken taxi system. With €5,000 borrowed from his parents, he recruited 50 drivers and built the first version of the app. His brother Martin Villig and co-founder Oliver Leisalu later joined him to grow Bolt into the global platform it is today.
2013
Bolt was founded in Estonia by Markus Villig. His brother Martin Villig and Oliver Leisalu joined soon after.
2018
Raised investment from Daimler, reaching a valuation of over €1B. Launched an electric scooter service — the first ride-hailing company to do so.
2019
Launched Bolt Food, expanding the platform beyond transport for the first time.
2021
Launched Bolt Drive car-sharing and Bolt Market grocery delivery.
2024
Expanded global operations to cover over 850 cities in 50+ countries.
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Driving the future: Bolt’s partnership with Pony.ai brings autonomous mobility to Europe
Deloitte study: shared e-scooter regulations and their impact on European cities
In December 2023, we commissioned an independent study by Deloitte to assess how European cities regulate scooter sharing and how different regulatory models impact these cities and their residents. The
Bolt partners with RTB to help visually impaired people navigate the streets safely
We’ve teamed up with the leading provider of acoustic technology on light signals in Germany, RTB, to integrate Bolt scooters into their LOC.id app. The Loc.ID app has been developed
It’s time for women to take the wheel
It’s no secret that women are under-represented in the ride-hailing industry and thus miss out on a flexible way to earn extra. That’s why we’re addressing the issue head-on and
Empowering diverse voices: bringing D&I to life at Bolt
As a global company impacting hundreds of cities worldwide, we understand the importance of a diverse team. However, simply having people from different backgrounds is not enough. Real innovation and
Bolt, votre nouvelle façon de conduire
Owning a car means paying for it even when it's parked. With Bolt, you only pay when you move, without the costs and responsibilities that come with ownership. Whether you're riding or renting, you can get where you need to go without the hassle of driving and maintaining a car. That's why millions are choosing riding over driving.
Les produits et les fonctionnalités varient selon les pays. Ouvrez votre application Bolt pour commencer à vous déplacer.
Transport avec chauffeur
Pendant que certains s'énervent contre leur volant, vous vous étirez à l'arrière de la voiture. Vous vous détendez, vous travaillez, ou vous ne faites rien, tout simplement.
Pourquoi perdre son temps quand on peut se déplacer autrement ?
À Londres, un chauffeur moyen perd 101 heures par an dans les embouteillages. À Paris, c'est 97. À Dublin, 81, et à Varsovie, 70*.
Inrix, 2024 Global Traffic Scorecard
Trottinettes électriques
Pendant que certains font grise mine dans les embouteillages, vous filez à toute allure en profitant de l'air frais. Rapide, libre et maître de la situation.
Pourquoi stresser quand on peut se déplacer autrement ?
54 % des chauffeurs s'insultent entre eux, 46 % abusent du klaxon et 31 % s'amusent à coller les voitures qui les agacent*.
Statista, Incivilité des infractions au code de la route par les Européens.
Vélos électriques
Pendant que certains râlent après leur tableau de bord, vous traversez la ville le sourire aux lèvres. Aucun effort, aucun bruit, aucun stress.
Why pay when you can save?
The average monthly cost of leasing and operating a car is around €1,090*. That’s €13,080 per year that you could be spending on something else.
Ayvens’ 2025 Car Cost Index
Autopartage
While others are trying to fix their serpentine belt for the third time this year, you rent a car whenever you need it. No maintenance, no bills, no hassle.
Transport avec chauffeur
Pendant que certains s'énervent contre leur volant, vous vous étirez à l'arrière de la voiture. Vous vous détendez, vous travaillez, ou vous ne faites rien, tout simplement.
Pourquoi perdre son temps quand on peut se déplacer autrement ?
À Londres, un chauffeur moyen perd 101 heures par an dans les embouteillages. À Paris, c'est 97. À Dublin, 81, et à Varsovie, 70*.
Inrix, 2024 Global Traffic ScorecardTrottinettes électriques
Pendant que certains font grise mine dans les embouteillages, vous filez à toute allure en profitant de l'air frais. Rapide, libre et maître de la situation.
Pourquoi stresser quand on peut se déplacer autrement ?
54 % des chauffeurs s'insultent entre eux, 46 % abusent du klaxon et 31 % s'amusent à coller les voitures qui les agacent*.
Statista, Incivilité des infractions au code de la route par les Européens.Vélos électriques
Pendant que certains râlent après leur tableau de bord, vous traversez la ville le sourire aux lèvres. Aucun effort, aucun bruit, aucun stress.
Why pay when you can save?
The average monthly cost of leasing and operating a car is around €1,090*. That’s €13,080 per year that you could be spending on something else.
Ayvens’ 2025 Car Cost IndexAutopartage
While others are trying to fix their serpentine belt for the third time this year, you rent a car whenever you need it. No maintenance, no bills, no hassle.
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