Ocado has been testing grocery delivery by electric vehicles as part of a bid to cut its carbon footprint, reduce congestion and keep noise levels to a minimum, especially in residential areas. The Danish-designed TRIPL vehicle for home deliveries will reduce emissions and is much quieter than a standard van or car, according to Ocado. The company said that the vehicles are small and manoeuvrable meaning that they can more easily access confined areas that
Ocado is planning to cut air pollution by delivering groceries using electric vehicles
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