Delhivery expands its on-demand intracity shipping in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru
has finally launched its
on-demand intracity shipping
service through the
Delhivery Direct app
in
Delhi-NCR
and Bengaluru, following a successful pilot in Ahmedabad.
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The service enables customers to book pickups for
local deliveries
within 15 minutes. The offering uses two-wheelers for small parcels and three- or four-wheelers for larger shipments. It is designed for both individual consumers and small businesses that need quick and reliable deliveries within the city.
Announcing the new update, Sahil Barua, MD & CEO, Delhivery said 'We are now fully live with Delhivery Direct across NCR and Bengaluru — two of the largest markets for on-demand intracity service in India — and will rapidly expand to key metros'.
'This launch provides millions of consumers and SMEs across the country with a logistics solution that simply works: fast, affordable, and reliable and completes the spectrum of offerings to our customers who can now use us for intracity needs as well,' he added.
Delhivery Direct app is available on both Google Play and Apple App stores. It allows users to book same-city deliveries on demand. The app also supports intercity shipments of various parcel sizes across more than 18,800 pincodes in India, all from the customer's doorstep.
The service is aimed at simplifying logistics while also offering riders and drivers flexible work hours and steady earning opportunities through Delhivery's large delivery network. The company, in a press release said that it plans to expand the Delhivery Direct service to other major cities in the coming months.
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