BlaBlaCar has entered Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Greece, North Macedonia and Moldova, extending its coverage across the conti
India has emerged as BlaBlaCar’s largest carpooling market, recording 19 million passengers and 47 pc year-on-year growth in 2025, as the French mobility platform expanded into 20 new countries, taking its global presence to 41 markets across Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia and North Africa.
In a press statement, BlaBlaCar says that the success of its India operations reflects growing demand for shared mobility in markets where public transport infrastructure has not kept pace with population and economic growth. Building on that experience, the company has launched services in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
The statement adds that the expansion marks BlaBlaCar’s first major international rollout in a decade and increases its presence to 41 countries. The company says that the expansion is supported by artificial intelligence to accelerate localisation and operational scaling.
The company has also expanded across Latin America by entering Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. It said the move builds on its established operations in Brazil and Mexico. In 2025, more than 25 million passengers used the platform in Brazil, while 6 million travelled through the service in Mexico.
In Europe, BlaBlaCar has entered Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Greece, North Macedonia and Moldova, extending its coverage across the continent, says the statement.
Nicolas Brusson
The company has also entered Morocco, marking its first expansion into Africa. BlaBlaCar said the move builds on existing travel demand between Morocco and the large Moroccan diaspora in France and Spain.
According to the company, more than 800,000 new drivers joined its global carpooling community between March and June 2026 as rising fuel prices increased demand for cost-sharing travel. BlaBlaCar also said its drivers saved more than EUR 568 million in travel expenses last year through the platform.
The company says that the latest expansion is aimed at meeting growing demand for affordable mobility while strengthening its presence across Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia and North Africa.
“Our mission is to optimise every empty seat on the road. The growth we have observed over recent months demonstrates that drivers find the cost-sharing model more relevant than ever. And we are excited to see new communities form in new countries, united by this same concept,” says Nicolas Brusson, CEO and Co-Founder, BlaBlaCar.
