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Bolt partners with Max to enable vehicle ownership for up to 10,000 Nigerian drivers 

Janet John by Janet John
November 25, 2021
in Tech News
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Ride-hailing platform, Bolt has partnered with Metro Africa Express (MAX) – the largest vehicle subscription platform in Africa – to expand the Bolt vehicle financing program in Nigeria. This scheme is part of Bolt’s commitment to enabling ride-hailing drivers to own vehicles with low equity repayment, support, and improved earnings for drivers while allowing them to maintain flexibility as vehicle owners.

The Bolt partnership with MAX will launch a lease-to-own framework for e-hailing drivers to lease a vehicle and pay in instalments until full ownership is secured. 

The partnership will also enable Nigerian drivers increase their efficiency by accessing a variety of value-added services including access to low-to-zero emission vehicles; licenses and permits, insurance; affordable health coverage, and other financial products. 

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What they are saying  

Femi Akin-Laguda, Country Manager at Bolt, said, “We launched our vehicle financing scheme early this year to enable drivers to own a car or motorbike with low equity repayment and have decided to expand the scheme to create opportunities for more prospective drivers.

“In partnership with Max, we are looking to expand our commitment to helping drivers on the Bolt platform to earn more and at their own pace, either driving full-time or part-time.

“Drivers are fundamental to our business operations, and it is important to provide solutions that ensure that driving on Bolt is flexible and profitable because improving partner earnings is fundamental to sustaining the trust and loyalty that we have earned over time.” 

Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of MAX, Adetayo Bamiduro, said, “Our vision for African mobility is for shared modes of transportation to become the norm. We strive for a world where people and goods can move in a predictable, safe, and efficient way with zero impact on our climate.

“Our partnership with Bolt is perfectly aligned with this goal. We are enthusiastic about transforming the transport sector together, enabled by our innovative and industry-leading mobility and financial services infrastructure.” 

Chinedu Azodoh, the co-founder of MAX commented, “At MAX, we are constantly developing solutions to make travel easier, safer, and more pleasing.”

He further noted that this is what powers their focus on innovation and strategic partnerships, and stated that they are excited about the opportunity to extend these solutions with Bolt further.

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Janet John

Janet John

Janet John is a graduate of Chemical Engineering from the University of Uyo. She specializes in technical writing where she creates easy to read documentation, articles to clearly and efficiently explain highly complex processes. When she is not writing, she works as a freelance front-end developer

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Comments 3

  1. Negus says:
    November 26, 2021 at 9:32 am

    Please, how can a driver apply?

    Reply
  2. Ejembi E Michael says:
    November 27, 2021 at 8:55 am

    Great job and good efforts to bolt and max dreaming for Nigerian people to comfortably own a car at a flexible cost

    Reply
  3. stanley clifford says:
    July 3, 2022 at 1:27 am

    Please..I need a bolt vehicle for higher purchase

    Reply

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