Bolt expands electric vehicle category to Johannesburg

Bizcommunity28 October 2026 at 09:20

Bolt has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) ride category to Johannesburg, building on its earlier launch in Cape Town as the mobility platform targets a fleet of 500 electric vehicles in South Africa by December 2026.
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