Indian food delivery and e-commerce platform Swiggy has launched Bolt, a 10-minute food delivery service. The new offering targets customers seeking quick-to-prepare meals from quick-service restaurants within a 2km radius.

Swiggy introduces its 'XL' fleet for large-scale food orders and launches 'Bolt' for 10-minute deliveries. These services boost efficiency as Swiggy prepares for an IPO to expand its market leadership.

Through Bolt, Swiggy will deliver food from popular restaurants like KFC, McDonald’s, and Starbucks in 10 minutes.

In the buildup to its IPO, the delivery giant is dialing up the competitive fever big time with rival Zomato, which went public in 2021. Swiggy recently launched XL Fleet for large-scale food delivery and Bolt,

Bolt will feature food from major brands like KFC, McDonald's, Burger King, Baskin Robbins, Starbucks, Chaayos, and EatFit.

IPO-bound food tech platform Swiggy on Saturday formally launched its bulk order 'XL' fleet to serve large orders in one go. The launch comes hours after Swiggy announced it has started a 10-minute meals and beverages delivery service 'Bolt',

On its first day of service, the Swiggy XL fleet delivered 3,500 meals to electoral officials across 580 polling stations in the Gurugram and Badshahpur constituencies.

IPO-bound food and delivery major Swiggy has launched its bulk order service known as the Swiggy XL EV fleet in Gurugram. The fleet which comprises electric vehicles is meant to serve large orders in one go.

Swiggy, a leading food delivery platform in India, has introduced a new service called the Swiggy XL EV fleet. This initiative is specifically designed to handle bulk orders using electric vehicles. The service was officially launched in Gurugram today,

IPO-bound food delivery platform Swiggy has launched a bulk order service called the Swiggy XL EV fleet. The fleet will have electric vehicles, which are aimed to serve large orders at one go. In the last few weeks,

IPO-bound food delivery platform Swiggy launched its bulk order ‘XL’ fleet on Saturday which will cater to its large orders efficiently. The XL fleet, so far, has executed meal deliveries starting with dinner on October 4 and continuing with breakfast and lunch on October 5.