GLOBAL REMOTE CONTROLLED DELIVERY VEHICLE MARKET

INTRODUCTION

The flow of goods from a transportation hub to the ultimate delivery location is referred to as the last mile in supply chain management and transportation planning. 

A typical delivery to a private residence or residence can include large and cumbersome products that require setup or assembly within a home or business. Consumers are becoming more discerning in terms of what they expect from last-mile delivery.

The largest end customer of Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle in the world is retail and logistics. The growing presence of e-commerce players and omnichannel merchants around the world is one of the main drivers driving demand for Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle, particularly for last-mile deliveries.

GLOBAL REMOTE CONTROLLED DELIVERY VEHICLE MARKETSIZE AND FORECAST

TheGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketaccounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.

GLOBAL REMOTE CONTROLLED DELIVERY VEHICLE NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH

As part of a test of the technology, Choice Market plans to deploy a pair of remote-controlled electric vehicles from California startup Tortoise to transport products between its stores and commissary.

At an average speed of four miles per hour, the robots can make eight to ten deliveries during regular delivery hours and can travel one mile to a delivery location in less than 20 minutes. Tortoise offers adaptable APIs and online portals to retail customers so that businesses can personalise the ordering process.

Nuro, a very well-funded autonomous vehicle startup, has unveiled its third-generation autonomous delivery truck and claims to be ready to mass-produce it.

The automotive production-grade vehicle will also have new temperature-controlled compartments to keep items warm or cold, as well as modular inserts to modify storage. The new model will be created in southern Nevada at Nuro's state-of-the-art closed-course test track and end-of-line manufacturing facility through a supplier collaboration with BYD North America.

The EstonianITcompany Cleveron hascreatedasolutiontotransport packagesonits own after developing onesto store and robotically distribute e-commerce orders forconsumerpickup.

The newoption, knownas the Cleveron 701, isanelectric delivery vehiclethat canberemotelycontrolledandis semi-autonomous,much likethe Tortoise vehiclethatAlbertsons Cos. is nowusingto testhome delivery in NorthernCalifornia.

In order to transport items within a 15- to 30-minute driving distance of a merchant, fulfilment centre, or a dark store, according to Cleveron, the 701 will go in low-traffic areas like suburbs. It has a load capacity of roughly 500 pounds and a top speed of 30 miles per hour.

The device can be customised to function as a temperature-controlled grocery delivery vehicle, as well as a high-tech coffee robot or ice-cream truck.

MARKET DYNAMICS

Through a new two-year strategic agreement with KRS, an Idaho-based retail brand development organisation with a national footprint, Tortoise is extending its remote controlled delivery robots to convenience store chains across the U.S.

To assist its convenience store clients in providing cheap, same-day last-mile delivery choices, KRS will resell and disperse more than 500 of Tortoise's sidewalk delivery vehicles.

Tortoise has made a significant shift toward robotic delivery as evidenced by recent partnerships with the last-mile logistics provider AxelHire, the grocery chain Shoprite, and the convenience store brand Choice Market. This shift enables Tortoise to introduce its robots into a wider range of markets.

COMPANY PROFILE

1. Marble Robot Inc.
2. Aethon Inc.
3. TeleRetail (Aitonomi AIG)
4. Starship Technology
5. Nuro Inc.
6. Kiwi
7. Dispatch Inc.
8. Eliport
9. Savioke
10. Robby Technologies
11. ABB Ltd.
12. Anybot
13. Carbon Robotics
14. 3D Robotics
15. Amazon Scout
16. JD.com
17. Postmates Inc

THIS REPORT WILL ANSWER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. What is the average cost per Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketright now and how will it change in next 5-6 years? 
2. Average cost to set up a Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketin US, Europe and China?
3. How many Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketare manufactured per annum globally? Who are the sub-component suppliers in different regions?
4. What is happening in the overall public, globally? 
5. Cost breakup of a Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketand key vendor selection criteria
6. Where is the Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketmanufactured? What is the average margin per equipment?
7. Market share of Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketmanufacturers and their upcoming products
8. The most important planned Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketin next 2 years
9. Details on network of major Global Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Market  and pricing plans
10. Cost advantage for OEMs who manufactureGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketin-house
11. 5 key predictions for next 5 years inGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Market
12. Average B-2-BGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketprice in all segments
13. Latest trends inGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Market, by every market segment
14. The market size (both volume and value) ofGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Marketin 2022-2027 and every year in between?
15. Global production breakup ofGlobal Remote Controlled Delivery Vehicle Market, by suppliers and their OEM relationship