- Uber has partnered with drone startup Zipline to hit one million daily deliveries in the next three years.
- Starting later this year, Uber Eats customers will have the option to receive their orders in 5 to 10 minutes via Zipline drones, the companies announced in a Monday.
- Uber and Zipline aim to reach one million drone deliveries a day by the end of 2029.
- Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told the publication that consumers' desire for speedy delivery is 'insatiable' and that 'it doesn't seem like it's ending.'
- Under the new partnership, Uber will also invest in Zipline.
Uber has partnered with Zipline to revolutionize food delivery, targeting one million daily drone deliveries by 2029.13
Starting later this year, Uber Eats customers can expect their orders delivered in 5 to 10 minutes via Zipline drones.2
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi emphasized the 'insatiable' consumer demand for rapid delivery, stating, 'it doesn't seem like it's ending.'4
This partnership not only aims to enhance delivery speed but also signifies Uber's commitment to investing in innovative logistics solutions.
The collaboration with Zipline marks a significant step in the evolution of delivery services, as both companies strive to meet the growing expectations of consumers in an increasingly fast-paced market.
With the goal of achieving one million drone deliveries a day by the end of 2029, Uber is positioning itself at the forefront of the drone delivery industry, responding to the changing landscape of consumer preferences and technological advancements.
“Starting later this year, Uber Eats customers will receive orders in 5 to 10 minutes via Zipline drones. Under the partnership, Uber will also invest in Zipline, aiming to meet the growing consumer demand for speedy delivery.”
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