Looking at both global and local trends, it seems clear that electric scooters are here to stay, Thomas Tammus, head of Bolt’s scooter division, said to Äripäev.
In the coming season, Bolt will launch a scooter with bigger tires and a more durable frame
  • In the coming season, Bolt will launch a scooter with bigger tires and a more durable frame
  • Foto: LIIS TREIMANN
Bolt began the ridesharing of scooters in Estonia last summer, having previously tested the markets in Paris and Madrid. Tammus said that based on the first season, scooters were very well received.
“After we started in Tallinn, we saw how popular scooters are and quickly started offering the service elsewhere in the Baltics since the demand was so high.“
According to Tammus, the only exception to this trend seems to be in Paris. The scooters there were extensively damaged and stolen, which is why Bolt decided to withdraw from Paris with their scooters, at least temporarily.

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