Uber and Coco Partner to Launch Sidewalk Robot Deliveries on Uber Eats in Los Angeles

Coco’s robots are currently active in several Los Angeles neighborhoods, including Santa Monica, Venice, West LA, and more.Photo byCourtesy Photo

Uber and Coco have announced a strategic partnership to integrate Coco's sidewalk robots into Uber Eats' delivery services, starting in Los Angeles this week. The partnership aims to expand to additional cities in the coming months.

Coco, which already works with hundreds of merchants in Los Angeles, operates a fleet of over 1,000 emissions-free robots designed to offer sustainable and affordable delivery options. The partnership with Uber will enhance delivery experiences for both merchants and customers.

"We're thrilled to partner with Uber to expand our services to even more customers," said Zach Rash, Cofounder and CEO of Coco. "With our rapidly growing fleet, we're in a unique position to bring unprecedented scale to this partnership and deliver the benefits of sustainable and affordable robot delivery to more customers around the world."

Noah Zych, Global Head of Autonomous Mobility & Delivery at Uber, echoed this sentiment, stating, "As we continue to popularize robot delivery in Los Angeles, our partnership with Coco drives us another step towards a more sustainable and autonomous future for delivery."

Coco’s robots are currently active in several Los Angeles neighborhoods, including Santa Monica, Venice, West LA, and more. The company plans to expand its operations across the U.S. and Europe in the coming months.