Delivery Car adopts a new logistics plan
Delivery Car revolutionizes end-of-life vehicle return logistics with a new service for dealers, distributors and leasers.
Delivery Car is introducing a new logistics organization for end-of-life vehicle returns. The new service is designed to better meet the needs of dealerships, distributors and vehicle owners (long-term leasers) when it comes to managing new and returned vehicles. Traditionally, the process of delivering a new vehicle to an employee involved a complex scheme. The new vehicle was delivered to the employee (from point A to point B) and the return vehicle was returned to the dealership or to the original fleet (from point B to point A). This entailed significant administrative and financial costs for the dealership, as well as additional transport for the owner to collect the car.
Benefits for everyone involved
With the new Delivery Car approach, the process has been re-imagined and simplified. The new vehicle is first delivered to the employee (point A to B). The return vehicle is picked up at the point of delivery (point B). The returned vehicle is then delivered to the long-term leasing company's fleet (i.e. from point B to point C). This new system brings benefits to all players in the chain. For dealers and distributors, it reduces costs and logistics management, by eliminating the need for temporary storage. It also saves time and simplifies administrative procedures. For long-term leasers, this logistics solution enables used vehicles to be retrieved directly from their fleets, eliminating the cost and management of additional transport between the storage fleet and their partner fleet. By adopting this model, Delivery Car also contributes to reducing the carbon footprint associated with the management of end-of-life vehicles, thanks to optimized routes and improved logistics coordination.
