From supermarkets and local shops to e-grocery operators and food distributors, urban deliveries require logistical efficiency, temperature control, and unrestricted access to any area of the city.
With Scoobic, you can adapt the charging configuration to each operation, from dry goods to refrigerated or frozen merchandise.
Cities are evolving towards more sustainable mobility models as the demand for rapid food deliveries grows.
Supermarkets, convenience chains, online shopping platforms and specialised distributors need to access increasingly restricted urban centres, while maintaining operational efficiency and the quality of transported products.
The current food distribution must simultaneously solve several challenges:
Not all food requires the same transport conditions.
This is why Scoobic allows different types of boxes to be configured depending on the characteristics of the goods and the distribution operation.
The dry box setup is designed for product delivery operations that do not require temperature control.
Ideal for:
It allows easy access to areas where a conventional van encounters manoeuvring and parking limitations.
Reducing energy consumption and maintenance optimises cost per delivery.
The vehicle's agility and ease of parking reduce downtime.
When the delivery requires temperature maintenance throughout the urban route, the insulated box offers an efficient solution for fresh produce that needs thermal protection during transport.
Perfect for:
The merchandise maintains stable conditions throughout the delivery operation.
Combine thermal control and access to any delivery point.
Ideal for short and medium-length urban routes.
The most demanding distribution operations require active temperature maintenance throughout the entire journey.
Scoobic's refrigeration units allow urban deliveries while maintaining the cold chain for chilled or frozen products.
Specially indicated for:
Continuous temperature control throughout the route.
Delivery of refrigerated goods even in areas with heavy traffic restrictions.
Local emission-free urban delivery.
Vehicles prepared for intensive last-mile operations.
