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https://www.bolt.eu
Last activity: 03.04.2026
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We believe that most trips in the city don’t require the use of a personal car.

At Bolt, we’re building a future in which people are no longer forced to buy a car to get around. Where people have the freedom to use transportation on demand, choosing whatever vehicle is best for each occasion. 🚙 🛴 🚲

We're already helping over 100 million customers move around in more than 400 cities globally; while also supporting more than 2.5 million drivers. The best bit? We're only just getting started!

Read more at https://bolt.eu/
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Location: Estonia, Tallinn
Employees: 1001-5000
Total raised: $2.11B
Valuation: $8.4B
Founded date: 2013

Investors 12

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Funding Rounds 8

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
03.05.2024IPO$235.49M-
12.01.2022-$720.15MSequoia Ca...
03.08.2021-$713.55M-
04.03.2021-$24.04MIFC Ventur...
26.12.2020-$183.93M-
26.05.2020-$110M-
16.01.2020-$55.68M-
08.07.2019-$67M-

Mentions in press and media 289

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03.04.2026Robotaxis are coming to London, but will they make money?The arrival of driverless ride-hailing would not simply mark a technological milestone. It could also test whether autonomous mobility can ever become a profitable business, says Michael Lenox A black Jaguar SUV with no one behind the wheel...
31.03.2026Uber commits R5-billion to South Africa amid licensing woesUber sub-Saharan Africa GM Deepesh Thomas Uber has pledged R5-billion in investment in South Africa over the next three years, but the ride-hailing giant has acknowledged that the commitment is a mix of previously planned spending and genui...
28.03.2026The apps you need for your next trip abroadWhen you’re visiting another country, you generally expect to pay in the national currency, adapt to a new time zone, follow the local customs and speak a bit of the language. But you may not be prepared when Uber and Lyft don’t work. Apps ...
14.03.2026Pony.ai Powers Up Driverless Mobility with Tencent IntegrationPony.ai now offers robotaxi services via Tencent Mobility. Guangzhou residents book fully driverless rides through WeChat's "Mobility Services" portal. This marks a significant milestone in autonomous driving commercialization. Th...
13.03.2026Pony.ai Expands Robotaxi Access with Integration into Tencent Mobility ServiceGUANGZHOU, China, March 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Pony.ai, a global leader in the large-scale commercialization of autonomous driving technology, today announced expanded access to its robotaxi ride-hailing service through integration into T...
13.03.2026Pony.ai Expands Robotaxi Access with Integration into Tencent Mobility Service, a global leader in the large-scale commercialization of autonomous driving technology, announced expanded access to its robotaxi ride-hailing service through integration into Tencent Mobility Service. The launch marks another milestone in...
09.03.2026Lime subscription brings e-bike fares in line with TfLE-bike giant Lime is launching a new UK subscription aimed at frequent riders that will bring the cost of short journeys close to, and in some cases below, local public transport fares. The company said its new ‘Limeprime’ membership will o...
26.02.2026AI Driver Ascendant: Wayve Secures $1.2 Billion for Global Autonomy PushBritish AI firm Wayve secured $1.2 billion in Series D funding. This boosts its valuation to $8.6 billion. Key investors include tech giants and automakers. Wayve leads the autonomous driving sector with its end-to-end AI system. The compan...
25.02.2026Британский стартап Wayve привлек $1,5 млрд для запуска беспилотных таксиСтартап в сфере автономного вождения Wayve привлек $1,5 млрд для гонки роботакси. Британский стартап Wayve, разрабатывающий программное обеспечение для беспилотного вождения, привлек $1,5 млрд инвестиций при оценке в $8,6 млрд, готовясь кон...
15.01.2026Forest swerves TfL’s e-scooter trialMajor bike lenders are snubbing Transport for London’s e-scooter rollout as the capital’s micromobility players question regulations around trials. TfL opened the bidding for the next phase of its e-scooter experiment last week. But major e...
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