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- The Early 2000s in Estonia
- How Bolt Was Created
- Finding Drivers to Join Bolt
- Launching Bolt in Tallinn
- Bolt’s Impressive Growth
- Making Urban Travel Sustainable
- What’s Next For Bolt?
Estonia hasn’t always been a tech hub. In the early 2000s, it wasn’t necessarily where investors flocked in search of engineering and tech talent. But that all changed when a succession of tech start-ups, namely Skype, began to sprout in 2004. Estonia’s tech shift came at the perfect time for Markus Villig, a school student with a keen eye for scie...
There wasn’t a single light-bulb moment that started Bolt. Instead, four factors led to Markus’ idea: 1. Size of the transportation industry: after researching industries to begin a tech start-up in, Markus was drawn to the opportunities and size of one of the largest consumer categories in the world — transportation; 2. Smartphone adoption: Markus...
Given Estonia had taxi service problems, finding riders was easy. Workers, students, and tourists alike needed a convenient and reliable way to move. And the news was spreading. Soon, hundreds of riders had joined a waiting list, eagerly anticipating Bolt’s launch. As the number of interested riders rose, it was evident that attracting drivers woul...
With hundreds now on the list, Markus began creating the mobile app — a difficult task when you’re working with the limited resources of a student. So, using money borrowed from his parents (which had been saved as a university fund), Markus enlisted a developer to help build the first version of our ride-hailing software. The app turned out defect...
After launching, Bolt had a bumpy and stuttering start — initially running just 20 rides daily. But having his creation out in the world was the most important thing to Markus. He believed in the app and knew higher numbers would come. With two new cofounders joining Markus: Martin, his brother, and Oliver Leisalu, a developer who transformed the B...
At the heart of Markus’ vision was a desire to transform mobility services and build a future without personal cars. Cities worldwide are clogged with cars, which leads to traffic jams, high emissions, and a lack of public space, and Markus wanted to lead a shift away from this. In September 2018, we expanded into electric scooterprovision, launchi...
We’ve got no plans to slow down. Today, we operate in more than 500 cities and 45 countries in Europe, Africa, Western Asia, and Latin America. With millions of customers, we remain focused on making the world a better place and accelerating the shift from owned cars to shared mobility. From ride-hailing and shared cars, bikes and scooters to food ...
Bolt is an Estonian mobility company that offers ride-hailing, micromobility rental, food and grocery delivery (via the Bolt Food app), and carsharing services. The company is headquartered in Tallinn and operates in over 500 cities in more than 45 countries in Europe, Africa, Western Asia and Latin America.
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In this video, we'll take a deep dive into the history of Bolt, the company that's revolutionized the transportation industry. From its early days as a start...
