Amazon will start making deliveries to your parked vehicle via the Amazon Key app. Here’s how it works.
Amazon will now make deliveries to Prime members parked cars.
The company said it will deliver packages to Prime members with Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac and Volvo cars via the Key App and linked connected car.
Like the Amazon Key effort, which allows the e-commerce giant to open your door and deliver goods, Prime will now expand to your car. Amazon recently said that Prime has more than 100 million subscribers.
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Prime members will have the option to receive deliveries via the Key In-Car service. The general idea is that you park your car at a home or workplace to receive deliveries. There are no extra fees.
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The service is available for customers with a 2015 or newer Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac vehicle with an OnStar account. Volvo owners need Volvo On Call. The initial launch will cover more than 7 million vehicles.
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