Little Caesars has teamed up with Coco Robotics to power fast autonomous pizza deliveries in Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami and, soon, San Jose.

Little Caesars claims to be the third-largest pizza chain in the world. Coco’s robots are serving participating Little Caesars locations, marking the beginning of a broader rollout to bring autonomous delivery to more customers. Orders placed through participating Little Caesars locations on DoorDash and Uber Eats may be fulfilled by Coco, providing a faster, environmentally friendly and more efficient delivery experience.

Coco integrates directly into both platforms’ existing ordering systems, requiring no manual entry or extra steps for in-store teams. Orders move directly from the kitchen to the kerb, where a Coco robot completes the final delivery to the customer.

“This partnership is about delivering more value and convenience to our guests,” said Trish Heusel, vice president at Little Caesars (littlecaesars.com). “By integrating Coco’s autonomous robots, we can deliver hot, delicious pizza in record time to more customers. With Coco, we’re now able to make deliveries even more quickly. Automating deliveries also reduces congestion in our stores and helps get orders out faster during peak periods.”

Melissa Fahs, vice president at Coco Robotics, added: “We’re proud to partner with Little Caesars, an iconic brand known for its dedication to speed and value. By integrating our robots into Little Caesars operations, we’re showing how autonomous deliveries can enhance the guest experience at scale, making ultra-fast, sustainable delivery a reality for millions of pizza lovers.”

Founded in 2020, California-based Coco (www.cocodelivery.com) has completed over 500,000 zero-emission deliveries across the USA and Europe. The fleet continuously learns from millions of kilometres of real-world operations, giving Coco instant adaptability to new cities and environments. This data-driven intelligence has helped Coco expand rapidly while maintaining safe, reliable and efficient operations.