Serve Robotics passes 2,000 robots
2025-12-12 · Publisher : Serve Robotics · Domain : Robotics
Serve Robotics says it has deployed more than 2,000 sidewalk delivery robots in the US, a twentyfold fleet increase in one year, driven by partnerships with Uber Eats and DoorDash.
What changes
- More than 2,000 delivery robots deployed in the US.
- Fleet up twentyfold since the start of 2025.
- More than 100,000 deliveries for partners such as 7-Eleven.
- SAE Level 4 autonomy and a 99.8% completion rate.
### Background In mid-December 2025, Serve Robotics announced it had deployed more than 2,000 sidewalk delivery robots in the US, meeting its goal for the year. Spun off from Uber in 2021, the company has grown its fleet twentyfold since the start of 2025. ### Specifications - Operating in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Miami, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale and, recently, Alexandria, Virginia. - More than 100,000 deliveries for partners such as 7-Eleven, with Uber Eats and DoorDash as platforms. - Electric robots with SAE Level 4 autonomy and a 99.8% completion rate, according to the company. - Third-generation robots introduced in 2025 and launches in 110 dense neighborhoods. ### Why it matters Sidewalk robot delivery is moving from pilots to fleets. Serve now targets other uses: groceries, small parcels and return logistics, wherever deliveries are frequent and short. ### Key takeaways With more than 2,000 robots, Serve claims the largest sidewalk delivery fleet in the US, in a market where Uber and DoorDash are placing multiple bets on autonomy.
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Tags : Livraison, Robots de trottoir, Dernier kilomètre, Jalon, États-Unis