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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is rapidly advancing in the autonomous last-mile delivery market, aiming to transform the way goods are delivered within cities. The UAE strategic location as a global logistics hub has driven the need for efficient, cost-effective delivery solutions. Autonomous last-mile delivery vehicles, including ground-based robots and autonomous drones, are being developed and deployed in urban areas to address this challenge. The UAE commitment to innovation and smart city initiatives provides a conducive environment for the growth of this market. With a focus on reducing traffic congestion, emissions, and delivery times, autonomous last-mile delivery solutions are expected to play a pivotal role in the UAE logistics ecosystem.
The market was valued at USD 1106.22 million in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 1,850 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.82% during the forecast period.
These reports indicate that the UAE last mile delivery market is a significant market with substantial growth potential. The growing demand for e-commerce, along with the country’s focus on innovation and technology, is expected to drive further growth in the coming years.
Technology plays an important role, especially in the Last-Mile Delivery industry. The right technology can help reduce operational costs, ensuring profitability and a robust business model. The technology ensures cost optimization and gives businesses tools to maintain an enhanced customer experience with services such as same-day delivery. Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning can provide accurate geo-coding and optimal routing to enable error-free on-time deliveries.
3 Major disruptive technologies could prove to be a big competitive advantage – to logistics companies that can make it viable first –
Notably, the UAE government has recently set down an initial framework, including rules and regulations for developing and operating infrastructure for unmanned aerial vehicles.