Amazon Delivery.

The US company Amazon.com today introduced the launch of a brand-new shipment option for customers of its Prime solution in the US, who can get plans in the trunk of their cars parked in a public location.

The automobile delivery service is readily available at no added expense to Prime members in 37 cities and also their urbane areas in the United States, although Amazon said the concept is to broaden it gradually.

To be able to demand delivery via "Trick In-Car", clients have to have a Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and Volvo vehicle and download an Amazon.com application that links to their automobile.

Currently, just owners of Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and Volvo automobiles will have access to this alternative

Amazon said in a statement that it makes use of numerous layers of verification to make certain the security of shipments in the auto.

Once the purchase is made on Amazon, the customer can select the choice of "delivery by car". The day of delivery have to park the automobile in the predetermined area -the address of the client or work, for instance- as well as the messenger will certainly leave it in the trunk, which can only be accessed throughout a specific time.

Every time a shipment motorist demands accessibility to a consumer's lorry, Amazon validates that an accredited vehicle driver remains in the appropriate location with the correct bundle, via an encrypted verification process.

Once this procedure is completed effectively, the cars and truck is opened and also customers get an alert through their smart phone and also the automobile is obstructed once again, due to the fact that those in charge of the delivery do not get any kind of code or secret.

This brand-new solution signs up with "Amazon.com Secret", released last October and uses consumers the option to open up the door of their houses without an essential as well as remotely to provide access to employees, guests or bundles provided by Amazon within of the house, to reduce the possibility of being burglarized.