Estonia’s tech company Bolt raised €600M+, is now worth € 4+B and will launch its 15-minute grocery delivery product, Bolt Market, in 10 European countries over the coming months.

This week, the EU Unicorns Group was created by 30 founders and CEOs of European tech companies to accelerate the green and digital transitions and ensure Europe’s leadership in the next wave of innovation. Among others, Estonian unicorn Bolt and soon-to-be unicorn Skeleton are involved in order to drive the innovation.

IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, makes a €20 million investment in Estonian ride-hailing unicorn Bolt to expand mobility solutions that create earning opportunities, stimulate small-scale entrepreneurship, and improve access to transportation in Eastern European and African markets.

Ride-hailing unicorn company Bolt – a product of the ultimate unicorn factory, Estonia – raised 150 million euros in its biggest funding round ever.

Bolt, the leading European mobility platform, unveiled plans to bring its micromobility services to more than 100 cities next year. The company will operate 130,000 electric scooters and electric bikes in 2021, becoming the largest operator of shared light electric vehicles in Europe. Bolt will invest more than €100 million in growing its micromobility business and building its custom-made hardware.

Interview with Martin Villig, co-founder of Bolt, who decided to found the Good Deed Education Fund with the help of 30 Estonian entrepreneurs, to tackle problems the Estonian education system is facing.

The results of the Online Startup Demo Day’s poll reveal that the TOP 5 most promising startups in Estonia are: Bolt, Viveo Health, Postoplan, Comodule and FoodDocs.

Bolt, the leading transportation platform of Europe, has closed an investment round of €100M as it continues to scale all of its product segments from ride-hailing to micromobility and food delivery in Europe and Africa.

Estonian-founded international ridesharing company Bolt continues to grow, pushing the boundaries of transportation and providing a smarter, easier, more affordable way for millions of people to move. From today, every European Bolt ride will be 100% carbon neutral.

Estonia’s unicorn Bolt, the ridesharing and scooter sharing company raises €60 million in funding to support recent launch in London and further expansion plans.

Only ten years ago it seemed unfathomable to hail a taxi in just a few moves of a fingertip on your phone and pay less than 10 euros for a ride from one side of the city to another. Neither could anyone have predicted that the company to disrupt the taxi industry all over Europe would be built by a very persistent Estonian teenager.

Taxify, the ride-hailing company, is rebranding itself as Bolt with an intention to become more resolute on providing multiple transportation options beyond private cars.