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2. EV startup Canoo plans to roll out American-built, pod-like ...

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   Electric vehicle startup Canoo Inc on Wednesday said it will introduce an American-built pod-like electric pickup truck in 2023, following in the footsteps of several rivals also entering the most ...

3. Peapod - Wikipedia

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   A Peapod delivery truck in Chicago. Peapod Online Grocer (US) was founded in 1989 by Andrew Parkinson and Thomas Parkinson. [2] One early proposal for a name for the new company was IPOD, an acronym for Information and Product On Demand.

4. USPS Buying Six of EV Startup Canoo's Pod-Like Delivery Vans

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   The LDV 190 is a commercial version of the company's Lifestyle Vehicle, a pod-like minivan first revealed back in 2019. Powered by a single electric motor on the rear axle producing 200 horsepower ...

5. Personal rapid transit - Wikipedia

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   Personal rapid transit systems attempt to eliminate these wastes by moving small groups nonstop in automated vehicles on fixed tracks. Passengers can ideally board a pod immediately upon arriving at a station, and can – with a sufficiently extensive network of tracks – take relatively direct routes to their destination without stops. [8] [9]

6. Magway Ltd - Wikipedia

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   Magway is a UK startup noted for its e-commerce and freight delivery system that aims to transport goods in pods that fit in new and existing 90 cm (35 in)-diameter pipes, underground and overground, reducing road congestion and air pollution. [1]

7. Roadie (app) - Wikipedia

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   In October 2019, Roadie and Delta Cargo launched DASH Door-to-Door, a 24/7 door-to-door pick-up and delivery service. Roadie handles the first and last mile and Delta manages the line haul via passenger flights. [19] The service launched originally from Atlanta to 55 cities and is an industry-first for a US commercial airline. [29]