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Bolt, the mobility app in Africa, has announced plans to invest €500 million in its operations on the continent over
Bolt, the mobility company, has launched a feature that will allow its riders to request inter-city rides in Nigeria. The
Bolt, the ride-hailing company, has opened its Africa head office in Nairobi, Kenya to leverage the city’s strategic position to
Bolt, the delivery and mobility firm, has raised a $711 million (€628m) investment led by Sequoia and Fidelity Management. The
Bolt, the ride-hailing firm, has introduced an additional 3 percent booking fee to cover the increase in operating cost. This
Bolt has partnered with Metro Africa Express (MAX) to expand the Bolt vehicle financing program in Nigeria. This scheme is part of
Bolt, the global ride-hailing firm, has launched its “Bolt Comfort” service category designed for riders seeking more relaxation and ease. The
Bolt has announced the closing of €600 million funding round to boost its new grocery delivery service, Bolt Market, and
Bolt has launched an on-demand cash withdrawal option to provide early access to cash earned on the platform from cashless
Bolt has launched its new electric tuk-tuks (tricycles) and bikes on its platform in Kenya. The launch is part of