Delivery

Nothing Phone (1) is now available in India. Although the smartphone has already attracted a lot of interest, the business is having trouble delivering the phone to pre-booked clients due to the ramp-up of manufacturing. Customers who pre-booked the phone would receive it first, according to the company's guarantee. Manu Sharma, the head of Nothing India, personally addressed the problem and pledged to find a quick solution. 

HIPBAR, an alcohol purchase and delivery business located in Chennai, has been purchased by Cred. The action is in response to the fintech unicorn's intentions to enter the wallet payments sector by acquiring HipBar's prepaid payment-instrument (PPI) license. Cred intends to use HipBar's PPI to create a layer of payment wallets for its platform. PPI license permits businesses to run payment systems like digital wallets and pre-paid vouchers, … read-more

E-vehicle manufacturer Okinawa Autotech has launched a new electric two-wheeler, specifically targetting the delivery businesses. Named Dual, the customisable two-wheeler comes with a 200-kg loading capacity and can deliver gas cylinders, water cans, groceries, medicines, and other heavy and daily items. Priced at Rs 58,998, the B2B vehicle can run for 130 km on a single-charge with a 48W 55Ah detachable Li-ion battery. Dual also offers two… read-more

Recent data from Redseer and Shadowfox has revealed Amazon.com topped the list of e-commerce companies for better consumer experience and delivery speed. As per reports, consumers were interested in Amazon due to its return policies and reverse logistics. The etailer has outplayed other leading brands, including Flipkart, Paytm Mall, etc. Shadowfax CEO Abishek Bansal said, "We are seeing e-commerce and logistics players investing… read-more