The quick commerce market in France

The last-mile delivery market is estimated at between 2.3 and 2.9 billion euros. The global last-mile delivery market is a fast-growing sector, fueled by increasing urbanization and the explosive growth of e-commerce. The market is growing by around 9% a year and is estimated to be worth $47 billion. Consumer demands for personalized deliveries, real-time tracking and sustainable solutions are driving innovation, including the use of electric vehicles and delivery drones. Last-mile delivery costs account for 41% of total logistics expenditure. Investment in start-ups specializing in last-mile delivery has soared, and new entrants are challenging established players. Despite profitability issues and the need to subsidize delivery costs to meet consumer expectations, the last-mile market has a bright future ahead of it. The French market last-mile delivery market In France, last-mile delivery has moved to the forefront of the logistics industry's considerations. The market is growing by

The French cargo bike market is estimated at between €42 and €52 million in 2023. The global cargo bike market, valued at $900 million in 2022, is enjoying robust growth, with an expected CAGR of 9% through to 2032. Europe accounts for 42.2% of the global market, with sales estimated at between 400,000 and 500,000 units by 2022. The market is driven by electric cargo bikes. There are no European standards for cargo bikes. The rise of the cargo bike market in France Cargo bikes appeal to a wide range of users, from families to businesses, particularly in urban areas. In France, the market has grown more than tenfold in five years, reaching 33,000 units sold by 2022. Its value, ranging from €3.1 to €5.1 million in 2018, is estimated at €42.3 to €52.3 million in 2023. Electrically-assisted cargo bikes represent 3% of the electrically-assisted bicycle (EAB) market, with an average price of €4,118 in 2021. Cargo bikes are capable of meeting a variety of needs, such as urban cleaning, food s

The French home-delivered meals market is estimated at €7 billion. The global market for home-delivered meals is growing significantly, and is estimated to exceed $150 billion by 2023. In Europe, the market size is around €20 billion. European FoodTech, which encompasses the home delivery segment, has experienced considerable growth, reaping between 3 and 5 billion euros in four years. The coronavirus crisis has been particularly kind to the meal delivery market, with a 24% increase in users in Europe. The landscape includes a variety of players, from catering platforms and delivery services to "dark kitchens". The French home delivery market French consumer habits have been transformed in recent years, thanks in large part to the growth of the home meal delivery market. 75% of consumers are aged 35 or under. 25-35% of students use delivery services every week. In the Paris region and major cities, more than half of the population uses these services. The new home delivery market is ex