Bolt Adjusts Cab Fares by 6% After Fuel Price Hike

According to Bolt, the change was made after data sampling revealed that the 6 per cent increase falls within rider price tolerance thresholds...

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Bolt has announced a 6% fare increase for its cab services in Kenya, citing increased operational costs for drivers due to rising fuel prices.

The fare adjustment is effective immediately, responding to a 6% fuel price hike by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA).
The decision comes after feedback from Bolt drivers regarding the escalating cost of operations.
Dimmy Kanyankole, Bolt Senior General Manager for East Africa, stated the increase aims to balance driver sustainability with rider demand and ensure the service remains accessible.

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