Mobility specialist Bolt has banked €600 million in its latest funding round.
The Series E investment brings the Estonia-based company’s valuation to more than €4 billion.
The latest funds come from new investors including Sequoia, Tekne and Ghisallo as well as existing investors G Squared, D1 Capital and Naya.
According to a statement, Bolt has “experienced hypergrowth in the past year" and grown to include 75 million customers.
The mobility platform offers ride-hailing, car-sharing and scooter and e-bike sharing services as well as restaurant delivery via Bolt Food.
Most recently it added Bolt Market, a groceries delivery service.
Markus Villig, CEO at Bolt, says: “Bolt’s mission is to make urban travel affordable and sustainable. We are building a future where people are not forced to buy cars that cause traffic and pollution, but use on-demand transport when they actually need it.”
Bolt, which dubs itself the first European super app, recently announced €20 million to develop mobility tools in developing countries.
Prior to that the company announced it had raised €150 million in December which it said would “further enhance the safety and quality of our products and services.