The Future of Last-Mile Delivery is Electric!

[aditya.singh]

Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword—it's a driving force behind how some of the world's biggest companies are rethinking last-mile delivery. As they transition to electric vehicles (EVs), they're not only setting ambitious goals but also making significant strides in reducing their carbon footprints. Here's a quick look at how some of the industry leaders are making this happen:

- Amazon is aiming for 100,000 EVs by 2030, with 10,000 already rolling out by 2025.
- UPS plans to electrify 40% of its ground fleet by 2025, with over 10,000 EVs already on order.
- DHL Express is pushing for 60% of its last-mile fleet to be electric by 2030, with 20,000+ e-vehicles already in operation.
- FedEx is working towards a fully electric parcel pickup and delivery fleet by 2040, with 50% of the fleet electrified by 2025.
- IKEA wants 100% of its home deliveries in key markets to be electric by 2025, and they’re rapidly expanding their fleet to make it hapThe Future of Last-Mile Delivery is Electric!pen.
- Walmart is committed to electrifying its entire vehicle fleet by 2040 and is investing heavily in renewable energy.
- Royal Mail is on track to have 100% of its 41,000+ vehicle fleet electric by 2040, with many urban areas already seeing EVs in action.
- DPD Group is targeting 100% emission-free deliveries in 225 major European cities by 2025.
- PostNL is focused on making all deliveries in the Benelux region emission-free by 2030, with serious investments in EVs and sustainable logistics.

These companies aren't just talking the talk—they're walking the walk by taking concrete steps to transform their operations and lead the charge toward a greener, more sustainable future. The shift to electric vehicles in last-mile delivery is not just about hitting targets; it’s about making a real impact on our planet.

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