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The United States firm Amazon.com today revealed the launch of a brand-new distribution alternative for clients of its Prime solution in the United States, that can receive bundles in the trunk of their vehicles parked in a public area.

The automobile distribution solution is available at no additional cost to Prime participants in 37 cities as well as their municipal locations in the United States, although Amazon.com said the concept is to expand it gradually.

To be able to demand delivery with "Key In-Car", clients should have a Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and Volvo vehicle and download and install an Amazon application that attaches to their automobile.

Currently, only owners of Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac as well as Volvo lorries will have accessibility to this alternative

Amazon.com claimed in a statement that it makes use of several layers of verification to make sure the safety and security of distributions in the cars and truck.

As soon as the acquisition is made on Amazon.com, the customer can choose the option of "shipment by vehicle". The day of delivery must park the vehicle in the arranged location -the address of the customer or work, for example- and the delivery person will leave it in the trunk, which can only be accessed throughout a particular time.

Every time a shipment motorist requests accessibility to a client's vehicle, Amazon validates that an authorized driver is in the right area with the right package, through an encrypted confirmation process.

Once this process is finished efficiently, the auto is unlocked and consumers get an alert with their mobile phone as well as the cars and truck is obstructed again, because those accountable for the distribution do not receive any type of kind of code or key.

This brand-new service joins "Amazon Key", launched last October and also uses clients the choice to open up the door of their residences without a vital and also from another location to admit to plans, visitors or workers delivered by Amazon within of the home, to lower the possibility of being burglarized.