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Bolt, a popular European ride-hailing app, has officially launched in Malaysia, giving locals a new option to book rides at competitive prices.
With its arrival, Bolt is poised to provide an alternative to the dominant player, Grab, and potentially reshape the landscape of ride-hailing services in the country.
bolt app is live in msia. can book already. another alternative to grab.theyre offering 50% off first 20 rides up to max RM15 discount per ride pic.twitter.com/uvX4mRkkbP
— Paul Tan (@paultantk) November 7, 2024
As an introductory offer, Bolt is giving new users 50% off their first 20 rides, with a maximum discount of RM15 per ride.
This promotion aims to attract first-time users and showcase Bolt's affordable fares.
Some Malaysian are already familiar with Bolt, having used it extensively while traveling in Europe.
Used bolt extensively while I was traveling in Central Europe. Hope the new player will help equalize the current overpriced Grab rates
— Chan Wern Shen (@wernshen) November 7, 2024
Other netizens are very excited to download the app and to start using it:
Currently, Bolt offers only ride-failing services in Malaysia, but globally it provides scooter and e-bike sharing, food and grocery delivery, and car rentals in over 600 cities across 50 countries.
