Amazon’s latest perk is free delivery—to your car.
The Seattle-based company announced this morning that it has begun delivering packages in 37 cities—none of which are located in Louisiana—to Prime members who own newer General Motors or Volvo vehicles. Amazon says it will eventually expand the service and add more vehicle makes and models over time.
The delivery service is only available to cars parked in publicly accessible areas, such as public streets and parking lots, or in a home driveway. Packages can put in the vehicle’s trunk or out of plain sight.
Amazon has steadily expanded its reach into places long considered no-go zones for most people outside of the immediate family, starting with smart speakers in the home that await voice commands to come to life.
Last year, Amazon launched Amazon Key which lets those with a Wi-Fi-connected lock to unlock their front doors so that packages could be left inside. Earlier this year, the company acquired Ring, which makes Wi-Fi-connected cameras and doorbells.
