BlaBlaCar

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March 2023 BlaBlaCar acquired Klaxit, a French startup focused on work commute carpooling.
2021 Bus seats represent 20% of all bookings on the BlaBlaCar platform. The company reports 80% of riders are outside France and 60% are outside Europe.
April 2021 The company acquired Octobus, a Ukrainian software company specializing in financial and ticket sales management for bus operators.
2019 BlaBlaCar acquired Busfor, Russia's largest bus booking platform.
November 2018 BlaBlaCar purchased Ouibus from SNCF, rebranding it as BlaBlaBus. SNCF became a shareholder, and the company raised $114 million from SNCF and previous investors.
April 2018 BlaBlaCar acquired Less, a recently launched company, expanding its business portfolio.
2017 BlaBlaCar closes offices in India, Turkey, and Mexico due to excessive spending and aggressive hiring.
May 2 2017 BlaBlaLines, an application for daily carpooling, is launched in France.
April 2017 BlaBlaCar launches a long-term rental service for top drivers through a partnership with Opel and ALD Automotive.
January 2015 BlaBlaCar expands to India and acquires multiple competitors including Carpooling (Germany), Autohop (Eastern Europe), and Rides (Mexico).
September 2014 BlaBlaCar reaches 10 million users.
January 2014 BlaBlaCar is introduced in Ukraine and Russia.
April 2013 BlaBlaCar launches in Germany, and Covoiturage.fr is rebranded as BlaBlaCar.fr.
November 2012 Comuto expands to multiple European countries, including Italy, Portugal, Poland, Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Belgium.
June 2012 Online reservation service added to Covoiturage.fr, establishing its business model and beginning to generate profits.
June 2011 BlaBlaCar.com is introduced in the United Kingdom.

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