Friday, November 14, 2025

Delhivery launched its on-demand intracity delivery service, Delhivery Direct, in Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR.

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India’s leading logistics provider, Delhivery, officially launched its on-demand intracity delivery service, Delhivery Direct, in Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR.

Delhivery Direct was piloted during Q4 FY25 in Ahmedabad.

Delhivery Direct is available on the Google Play Store as well as on the App Store. Through this, you can book local deliveries with pickup expected in 15 minutes at your doorstep. Dedicated fleets of three- or four-wheeler vehicles not only deliver small parcels but also larger items.

Delhivery founder and CEO Sahil Barua highlights this launch: “We are now fully live with Delhivery Direct across NCR and Bengaluru—two of the largest markets for on-demand intracity service in India—and will rapidly expand to key metros.”

This move aligns with the company’s broader initiative to support gig workers by providing extra earning opportunities and flexible working hours.

g As quick commerce is expanding at a rapid pace, customer preference is inclining more towards intra-city delivery services. This is clearly visible when examining the market more closely, as Porter recently achieved a unicorn valuation following a $200M fundraise.

Delhivery’s first-ever profitable year, which marked a Rs 262 Cr profit in FY25, fuels this expansion.

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