Evocargo and Auto-Alliance robotize in-site transport of auto parts

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24_march_2025

Auto-Alliance, one of Russia’s largest suppliers of car parts and auto components, has deployed autonomous logistics provided by Evocargo at its warehouse site in Lyubertsy, just outside Moscow. Four autonomous electric trucks now operate at the facility.

The self-driving trucks carry goods on a 200-meter route, using a range of perception technologies to ensure safe and accurate movement. The solution reduces fleet downtime, lowers fuel and lubricant costs, and save on human resources.

The deployment of autonomous logistics continues to expand across various sectors of Russian business. Companies operating in heavy industry, oil and gas, manufacturing, FMCG, retail, e-commerce, and logistics have already implemented autonomous transport solutions to optimize warehouse processes. Auto-Alliance is now the first Russian auto parts dealer to integrate electric autonomous trucks into its workflow.

With a customer base exceeding 11,000 per month, we distribute hundreds of thousands of auto parts through retail stores, wholesale warehouses, and direct delivery. We continuously improve all processes at our warehouses, using the best solutions that the logistics market has to offer. Evocargo trucks will help us to maintain the highest standards in deliveries to our customers as well as offering economies for our business.

Anton Djoev

Director of Logistics at Auto-Alliance

Maximum accuracy and efficiency in internal transportation is crucial for a company such as Auto-Alliance, which manages thousands of SKUs and a vast warehouse network. The application of advanced technologies to drive operational efficiency is crucial for the success of any business, and we are confident that our driverless transport solution will help the company to further strengthen its market position by optimizing warehouse cargo logistics.

Vasily Zhukov

Deputy CEO and Commercial Director of Evocargo

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