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Bolt launches operations in UAE on Eid Al Etihad

By ANI | Updated: December 2, 2024 23:45 IST

Dubai [UAE], December 2 (ANI/WAM): Bolt, one of the international leading ride-hailing platforms present currently in over 600 cities ...

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Dubai [UAE], December 2 (ANI/WAM): Bolt, one of the international leading ride-hailing platforms present currently in over 600 cities across 50 countries, launched its operations today, 2nd December in the UAE.

The launch of the e-hailing platform coincides with UAE's Eid Al Etihad marking the nation's commitment to progress, unity and providing world-class services to its residents and visitors.

Launching on this landmark day reinforces Bolt's dedication to aligning with the UAE's vision of progress and technological advancement, ensuring that the country continues to offer premium and sustainable services in all sectors, including transportation.

Bolt's debut into the UAE market supports the Dubai government's directives to transition 80 per cent of taxi trips to e-hailing in the coming years. Using the user-friendly Bolt app, consumers can easily book rides, track their driver, and make payments through their smartphones.

Mansoor Alfalasi, CEO, Dubai Taxi Company, expressing his delight said, "Since the announcement of the launch of Bolt in October this year, we are pleased to see its operations come to fruition. Dubai has always experienced an influx of visitors creating an unprecedented demand for transportation. Bolt's arrival adds a valuable choice for our community, ensuring that getting around UAE is easier and more accessible than ever through cross-functional mobility that integrates cars, taxis, micro mobility solutions, and more."

"The initial fleet will consist of limousines listed by reputed fleet partners on the Bolt platform including DTC vehicles. The fleet is set to meet Dubai's rising demand by offering affordable and luxury transport options. The next phase of expansion will include the introduction of taxi services on the app, creating a versatile and sustainable mobility ecosystem in Dubai. The vision is to ultimately explore the potential of expanding to other emirates and across varied verticals which include delivery services, e-scooters and car rentals in the near future.", he added.

Eduard Suchanek, Regional Manager Middle East & North Africa, said: "Launching Bolt in the UAE on such a momentous occasion as the 53rd Eid Al Etihad is a testament to our commitment to the country's vision of progress and innovation.

It marks another milestone for the company as it expands across the Middle East after successfully establishing its presence in Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Dubai's strategic location makes it an ideal destination for visitors from around the world creating an exemplary platform for Bolt to capitalize on the increasing market demand. (ANI/WAM)

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