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Amazon continues to expand its global logistics network with the launch of Amazon Now — a 15-minute rapid delivery service available across major Mexican cities. This move redefines customer expectations and opens new opportunities for U.S.-based Amazon sellers looking to tap into Latin America’s fast-growing eCommerce market.
Amazon Now is Amazon’s latest innovation in rapid delivery, initially targeting Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and other large metropolitan areas. The service allows users to receive over 5,000 daily essentials, including:
Customers can place orders via the Amazon México app or Amazon.com.mx, and track deliveries in real time. During the rollout phase, Prime members enjoy free delivery, while non-members pay only 53.33 MXN per order — a strategy designed to boost Prime subscriptions.
Amazon Now combines Amazon’s fulfillment infrastructure with Rappi’s local delivery expertise. This partnership allows for:
The synergy between Amazon’s logistics and Rappi’s on-demand network positions Amazon as a serious competitor to local food and grocery delivery platforms in Mexico.
For U.S. Amazon sellers, this development signals major cross-border opportunities. Here’s why it matters:
The launch of Amazon Now Mexico marks a new era in Latin American eCommerce. U.S. sellers should closely watch this rollout, align their fulfillment and marketing strategies, and leverage Prime-driven rapid delivery to win in this emerging market.
Stay ahead of the curve — explore Amazon cross-border selling strategies today. Contact our eCommerce Strategy Team to learn how to maximize your sales potential.
Amazon Now is a rapid delivery service providing over 5,000 essentials within 15 minutes across cities like Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey.
Both Prime and non-Prime members can use the service. Prime members enjoy free delivery; others pay 53.33 MXN per order.
By optimizing listings for Mexican consumers, leveraging Prime marketing, and stocking inventory in local fulfillment centers.