Roam’s Electric Bikes To Power Greenspoon Deliveries

Kenyan electric mobility company, Roam, has partnered with Greenspoon, an online retail store specializing in organic food. The partnership aims to enable a fully sustainable food delivery service.

According to a statement from the two companies, this collaboration is set to redefine the food delivery experience in Kenya by combining the efficiency of the Roam Air electric motorcycle with Greenspoon’s commitment to fresh, local, and sustainable produce.

Greenspoon customers will now enjoy fast delivery with Roam Air, which promises to deliver orders in under 99 minutes, a significant improvement from the previous delivery time of up to 3 hours.

Roam Air features a waterproof storage tank and a strong frame that will make up to 15 Greenspoon customer orders daily per Roam Air. Its removable dual battery system and portable charger allow Greenspoon riders to charge at any power outlet, including their warehouse, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuous operation.

Greenspoon will offer three batteries for each Roam Air, which is equal to a range of over 225 km when all are fully charged, enabling Greenspoon riders to complete up to 195 orders daily. With the improved delivery time, Greenspoon is aiming to serve more customers as they are currently serving over 3,500 customers who order through the Greenspoon mobile app and website.

With zero emissions and a capacity to carry up to 220 kg, Greenspoon says Roam Air is the ideal choice for a sustainable delivery solution, that aligns with Greenspoon’s mission of reducing carbon footprints and supporting local farmers and artisans. GreenspoonGo consolidates orders going to the same route whenever possible to further reduce the carbon footprint.

‘’Our partnership represents a shared commitment to creating a healthier, more sustainable planet. By leveraging the latest in electric motorcycle technology, our partnership is helping to reduce carbon emissions and provide a more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional delivery services.” Dionne Getata, Roam’s Sales Operations Manager said.