Amazon India is reportedly planning to foray in quick commerce market space in India by launching a new service called Tez. The launch is likely to happen either in late December this year or in early 2025.

Amazon appears to be all set to throw its hat into the quick commerce ring. Amazon is looking to launch its quick-commerce delivery service by late December or early next year, ET reports. The service

Amazon's offering, which is tentatively named Tez, will mark the global ecommerce giant's first foray into quick commerce operations globally.

Amazon had planned to introduce the service in the first quarter of 2025, but the timeline has reportedly been expedited with the launch scheduled for this year-end or early 2025

Amazon India is gearing up to launch its quick commerce delivery service, codenamed 'Tez,' by late December or early next year. The move will pit Amazon against established players like Blinkit, Zepto,

Amazon India is set to enter the burgeoning quick commerce market with its service reportedly code-named Tez, expected to launch as early as late December 2024 or early 2025, according to a Reuters report.

The project, described as a ‘greenfield, grounds-up’ effort in Amazon job listings, prioritises team building and logistics infrastructure.

Amazon India is set to venture into the booming quick commerce market with its new service, reportedly codenamed Tez.

The quick commerce market could outpace food delivery by 2026 in gross order value (GOV). Projections estimate the market could reach between $25 billion and $55 billion by 2030.

Amazon India is set to enter the quick commerce market with its new service, Tez, aiming for a launch by late 2024 or early 2025. This move positions Amazon against major players like Blinkit and Zepto in a rapidly growing sector.