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COVID Impact On Global Last Mile Delivery Market 2020-2025

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January 7, 2021
COVID Impact On Global Last Mile Delivery Market 2020-2025
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COVID Impact On Global Last Mile Delivery Market 2020-2025

In India to counter the COVID-19 pandemic several food delivery, cab service aggregators like Uber, Rapido, Domino’s, Swiggy and Zomato have tied up with retailers and e-grocers to support and boost the last mile delivery.

The last mile freight has been the major contributor for greenhouse gas emissions and the several firms are making an effort to reduce this.

E-commerce giant Amazon has partnered with EV start-up Rivian to bring 100,000 electric vans on road by 2030. The vans will be on road by 2021.

Drone Delivery Canada has partnered with Air Canada Cargo to deliver goods through these drones.

Hubl a start-up in UK is the “green” last mile logistics system by including only low emission and EVs in its fleet. It also provides the collection points with lockers.

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China has more than 35,000 delivery companies. JD logistics in the country has been developing autonomous delivery robots and smart delivery stations in several cities and recently in February 2020 successfully delivered the medical kits using these robots in the Wuhan region

Voltia Slovakian urban delivery specialist and Nissan have together launched a LCV Nissan e-NV200 XL specialised for urbanised delivery for the Europe region.

To counter the unattended packages problem Amazon in US has introduced locker facilities at commercial locations close to delivery point. The locker facility with the help of third party allows the customers to choose the desired delivery locker point. This shortens the last mile route taken and converges various customers under one roof.

Amazon India has committed to induct 10,000 EVs to the delivery fleet by 2025 in India alone.

Nuro delivery service provider is testing 2 of its driverless vehicles for its final segment of delivery in California.

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Amazon
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JD
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Delhivery
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Dunzo
Bringg
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THIS LAST MILE DELIVERY MARKET REPORT WILL ANSWER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
1. Last Mile Delivery Market size and Forecast , by region, by application
2. Average B-2-B price for Last Mile Delivery Market, by region, per user
3. Technology trends and related opportunity for new Last Mile Delivery Market tech suppliers
4. Market share of leading vendors, by region,
5. Coronavirus impact on Last Mile Delivery Market earnings

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Company Name: Mobility Foresights
Contact Person: Kunal Roy
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1-315-675-4056
Address: P3&P4, HAL 3rd Stage
City: Bangalore
State: Karnataka

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