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Kroger Will Use Autonomous Vehicles for Grocery Delivery

A pilot with Nuro is slated to begin in the fall

Customers who opt for grocery delivery from Kroger may soon see driverless cars in their driveways.Kroger
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By Lisa Lacy

June 28, 2018

Kroger, which calls itself America’s largest supermarket retailer, has partnered with robotics company Nuro to pilot an autonomous grocery-delivery service in an undisclosed market in the fall.

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Lisa Lacy is Adweek's commerce editor.

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