Problems
With constant growth in e-commerce, last-mile delivery needs have continuously skyrocketed.
It is expected that e-commerce sales will cross $1 Trillion, and for food delivery services, $35 Billion, by 2022.
Limited Supply of Cars
Reduced vehicle supply due to extended chip shortage and cost.
CO2 Emissions
Urban last-mile delivery emissions
represent more than 20 million
tons of CO2 annually with a track
to increase by 30% by 2030.
represent more than 20 million
tons of CO2 annually with a track
to increase by 30% by 2030.
Lack of Financial Capacity
More than 60% of couriers/drivers
in the US lack the financial
capacity to acquire their vehicle in
order to work.
in the US lack the financial
capacity to acquire their vehicle in
order to work.
Logistic Inefficiency
Last-mile deliveries represent
between 28% and 40% of
delivery cost structure..
between 28% and 40% of
delivery cost structure..
Solutions
A state-of-the-art integrated platoform to support businesses to solve and achieve their last-mile
and environmental goals while providing affordably accessible vehicles for everyone.
Largest Inventory in the US with exclusively designed eco-friendly vehicles
Our vehicles range in sizes and capacities in order to solve distinct needs.
Membership Subscription
Allows anyones to have access to one of our electric vehicles
Exclusive API Platform
With one of a kind AI platforms
to make deliveries the most
efficient in time and cost
to make deliveries the most
efficient in time and cost
Markets and Applications
Active
- Personal Mobility
- Hospitality
- Apartments
- Shopping Centers
- University / College Campuses
Active
- Restaurants
- Ghost Kitchens
- Multi-location Restaurants
- Food Chains
- Groceries
- Pharmacies
- E-Commerce
Launching
- Platform Partnerships
- White-label Solutions
- Delivery Network Franchising Opportunities
Markets > Hub > Zone Delivery Model Differentiation
Market
Metropolitan city that includes a densely populated urban core and its less-populated surrounding territories served by a dedicated Pico Center. (e.g., Los Angeles)
Los Angeles
Hub
Section of the Market that includes multiple Zones in close proximity to each other that are managed by a Dispatcher coordinating the Riders. (e.g., Westwood Village in LA)
Westwood
Village and surrounding area
Village and surrounding area
Zone
Section of the Hub that includes limited number of merchants with dedicated Riders assigned to deliver for their exclusive Zone. (e.g., Gayley Ave. in Westwood Village)
Gayley
Ave
Ave
