Carrefour opens six pedestrian drive stores in Paris
The opening of the first pedestrian Drive outlets in Paris on 16 April, together with the inauguration of Carrefour’s e-commerce platform in Aulnay sous Bois on 10 April are part of the Carrefour 2022 transformation plan.
To meet consumers' new needs, Carrefour is adding to its omnichannel service offering and has launched its first pedestrian drive outlets in Paris. People can now choose from some 15,000 products, and pick up their purchases the following day on foot at one of six available stores.
With Pedestrian Drive, Carrefour is bringing the hypermarket to the town centre, giving customers wider product offerings, competitive prices and zero delivery fees, according to the company.
With the opening of around fifteen or so Pedestrian Drive outlets in 2018, Carrefour is adding to its existing selection of food e-commerce delivery services: 185 new drive outlets will be rolled out across France between now and the end of 2018 (including 15 Pedestrian Drive outlets); 26 towns and cities will have home delivery services; and in 15 towns customers will be able to receive their shopping in less than an hour via a new express delivery service.
Carrefour has a dense level of coverage in Paris with more than 250 convenience stores, and these new outlets reinforce its omnichannel strategy.
