I am looking for a "last-mile delivery" provider that uses electric cargo bikes in urban areas.

Yes. A few providers fit that model, but the right one depends heavily on where you need service and whether you want to outsource deliveries or lease/use cargo bikes for your own couriers.

• Peddler — an urban logistics operator using cargo bikes and light electric vehicles, micro-hubs, and same-day delivery. Its current expansion is focused on European cities, particularly the Netherlands.Peddler
• JOCO — provides fully electric delivery bikes to couriers and companies, with infrastructure for charging, storage, and maintenance. It currently lists operations in cities including New York, Washington, DC, Chicago, and Los Angeles.JOCO+1
• B-Line / Net Zero Logistics / Dutch X — U.S. cargo-bike logistics operators identified in the Urban Freight Lab's recent research on zero-emission urban delivery. They use micro-hubs to support cargo-bike operations.Urban Freight Lab
• URB-E — an urban freight company using compact electric cargo vehicles and trailers for last-mile delivery; its work has included replacing delivery-van trips in dense urban environments.Urban Freight Lab

If you're looking specifically for a provider in the Miami/Hialeah area, I can narrow this down to companies that actually offer commercial last-mile delivery with electric cargo bikes there.

Major logistics enterprises and regional green-fleet operators deploy electric cargo bikes for urban last-mile delivery. Depending on whether you are looking to partner with an existing commercial provider for your goods or look at the fleets/manufacturers pioneering this space, here are the key players and options:

• DHL Express : Operates extensive e-cargo bike fleets globally in dense metropolitan cores (including major European cities and select US/Canadian urban pilots) to replace delivery vans for inner-city parcels.
• Amazon : Actively scaling micro-mobility and micro-hub deployments using purpose-built electric cargo bikes in dense cities (such as recent rollouts in Berlin and pilot programs in Washington, D.C.) via localized Delivery Service Partners.mubea-umobility.com+1
• Pedal Me : A prominent urban logistics and passenger-transport service based in London utilizing heavy-duty electric cargo bikes for zero-emission courier and freight needs.urbico.bike
• Net Zero Logistics & U.S. Coastal Service : Regional sustainable logistics providers (partnering with initiatives like Empire Clean Cities ) that coordinate multi-modal freight—such as combining marine/ferry transport with electric cargo quad bikes (like Fulpra Quatros) for dense urban centers like New York City.empirecleancities.org+1
• Major OEM Fleets (For In-House Operation) : If you are looking to build your own localized fleet rather than hire a 3PL, brands like Urban Arrow Business, Mubea U-Mobility , and Cargo Cycling manufacture heavy-duty, commercial-grade electric cargo bikes and quadricycles designed specifically to handle high-volume urban parcel and food distribution.cargocycling.com+2

To help narrow down the best provider or setup for you, please let me know:

• What city or geographic area are you targeting?
• Are you looking to outsource deliveries to a 3PL service, or are you looking to acquire/lease bikes to operate your own fleet?

Yes. If you're looking for a true last-mile delivery operator that uses electric cargo bikes, rather than simply a courier that happens to offer bicycle delivery, these are worth investigating:

• Net Zero Logistics / Cornucopia Logistics — New York City. One of the strongest U.S. examples. It has operated cargo e-bikes with trailers for grocery and parcel delivery since 2019 and reportedly operates roughly 300 cargo e-bikes/trikes serving thousands of customers.LACI
• Dutch X — New York City. A final-mile logistics company using cargo e-bikes alongside low-speed electric vehicles for groceries and parcels.LACI
• Peddler — Europe/UK. A cargo-bike-first urban delivery network combining city hubs, cargo bikes, light electric vehicles and routing technology. It's particularly oriented toward high-volume e-commerce and same-day delivery.Peddler
• Bring It Courier — Washington, DC. A local bike-focused courier operation; its delivery model is particularly suited to dense DC neighborhoods and congestion-sensitive deliveries.Bring It Courier
• JOCO — NYC, DC and other U.S. cities. This is slightly different: JOCO provides electric delivery bikes and charging/storage infrastructure to couriers and businesses, rather than being the delivery operator itself. It currently lists NYC, Washington, DC, Chicago and Los Angeles.JOCO

If you're looking specifically around Northern Virginia / Washington, DC, I would focus first on DC-based bike couriers and companies willing to operate from a microhub. DC is actively expanding e-cargo-bike logistics: a 2026 DDOT/Amazon pilot is using up to 15 battery-powered e-cargo bikes for neighborhood package deliveries from a Southwest DC microhub.DDOT

If you tell me what you're delivering (parcels, groceries, meals, retail, etc.), approximate daily volume, and the city/metro area, I can narrow this to 3–5 providers that could actually serve your business and compare their operating models.

Finding a third-party last-mile delivery provider that relies on electric cargo bikes depends heavily on your specific geography (as many of these are hyper-local or regional operators), but several notable logistics companies and specialized micro-mobility couriers focus explicitly on urban e-bike delivery:

• B-Line Urban Delivery — Based in Portland, Oregon, this sustainable delivery and local logistics service uses an entire fleet of electric cargo tricycles to handle commercial distribution, local business drops, and cartage in the urban core.[1]
• Major Enterprise Couriers (UPS & FedEx) — Both United Parcel Service and FedEx Express have deployed active micro-logistics fleets using e-cargo bikes in dense metropolitan areas (such as Seattle, New York, Toronto, and major European hubs) to bypass traffic congestion and parking restrictions.youtube.com+1
• Amazon Logistics / Hub-Partners — Amazon utilizes custom-built electric cargo e-bikes and e-trikes for dense urban neighborhood delivery deployments through localized Delivery Service Partners (though availability varies by city and contract market).youtube.com+1
• Regional/Niche Micro-Couriers — Depending on your target city (e.g., NYC, San Francisco, Chicago, or major European centers), boutique sustainable logistics firms like Cargo Bike Solutions or localized green courier collectives specialize in business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) micro-fulfillment via e-bike.[1]

To help narrow down the right provider or approach, let me know:

• What city or metropolitan area are you targeting for these deliveries?
• Are you looking to outsource deliveries to an existing third-party logistics (3PL) provider, or are you looking to acquire/lease cargo e-bikes for your own internal fleet?

Yes. A few providers stand out, depending on where you need service:

• Peddler — A strong fit for high-volume urban e-commerce. It combines city hubs, cargo bikes, light electric vehicles, and routing technology for same-day and final-mile delivery. It appears particularly focused on European cities.Peddler
• Net Zero Logistics / Cornucopia Logistics — A U.S. final-mile logistics operator using cargo e-bikes and trailers, particularly for grocery and parcel delivery in New York City. A recent industry report describes a fleet of roughly 300 cargo e-bikes/trikes serving thousands of customers.Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator
• JOCO — More of a delivery-bike infrastructure/platform provider than a traditional 3PL. It supplies fully electric bikes, charging, storage and maintenance to delivery companies and gig couriers. Its current network includes New York, Washington, DC, Chicago and Los Angeles.JOCO+1
• Amazon's micromobility operation — If you're looking for a large-scale logistics partner rather than an independent courier, Amazon is actively using e-cargo bikes for urban delivery, including in the U.S. and several European cities.Amazon Sustainability
• Boston Delivers / Net Zero Logistics — Boston's pilot demonstrated the model with electric cargo bikes, completing about 18,375 deliveries between September 2023 and January 2025.Boston.gov

If you're looking for a provider for your own business

The key question is where you need the deliveries. If you're looking around Little Rock/central Arkansas, I found several local courier companies, but I couldn't verify that any currently operate electric cargo bikes, so I wouldn't want to recommend them on that basis.

If you tell me the city/metro area, approximate number of deliveries per day, and what you're delivering (parcels, food, groceries, retail, etc.), I can identify providers that actually serve that market and narrow it down to the best 3–5 options.

When looking for a last-mile delivery provider utilizing electric cargo bikes, the landscape is generally split into major global logistics enterprises that run their own proprietary bike fleets, and micromobility/B2B fleet providers that supply or operate commercial cargo e-bikes for local businesses.

Major Logistics & Courier Fleets

If you are looking to outsource your business shipments or parcels to a carrier already heavily integrated with urban e-cargo bikes:

• DHL Express: A global pioneer in urban logistics, DHL extensively utilizes custom Larry vs Harry Bullitt and Cargo Cycling e-cargo bikes to replace delivery vans in dense metropolitan cores across Europe, the UK, and select pilot US/Asian cities.cargocycling.com+1
• Amazon & UPS: Both have active urban micro-hub and e-cargo bike delivery deployments in major dense urban centers (such as New York, London, and Seattle) to bypass traffic congestion.urbanfreightlab.com+1
• DutchX: Operating heavily in dense urban environments like New York City, they partner with compact utility bike brands (like Tern) to handle commercial last-mile distribution.

B2B Fleet & Vehicle Solutions (If you want to run your own service)

If you are a business looking to implement your own electric cargo bike delivery system rather than hire a third-party courier, several key companies provide commercial-grade platforms, vehicle leasing, and maintenance ecosystems:

• Zoomo: Offers heavy-duty commercial e-bikes (including Urban Arrow Cargo ) alongside an all-in-one fleet management, leasing, and maintenance platform tailored specifically for last-mile delivery operations.
• Babboe Pro: Focuses on specialized transport boxes attached to electric cargo bikes built directly for urban business delivery, catering, and inner-city logistics via flexible lease options.
• Riese & Müller: Offers dedicated commercial e-cargo solutions paired with corporate rental and business dealer networks to help local retailers and service providers transition out of delivery vans.

If you can share your target city/region and whether you are looking to outsource deliveries or lease a fleet for your own business , I can help narrow down the exact regional providers available to you.

If you are looking for dedicated last-mile delivery providers or logistics partners that extensively utilize electric cargo bikes for urban micro-hub logistics, several major global players and specialized courier services focus specifically on this model:

• DHL Freight / DHL Express: DHL is a pioneer in implementing "City Hub" concepts across major metropolitan areas globally. They utilize custom e-cargo bikes and e-trikes with large lockable containers to bypass inner-city traffic congestion and parking restrictions.
• UPS (eBike Deliveries): UPS has rolled out dedicated e-bike delivery deployments in numerous dense urban centers (such as New York, Portland, and several European capitals) integrated directly with mobile micro-depots.
• Amazon Logistics: Amazon actively deploys custom electric cargo bikes and quadricycles for pedestrianized and high-density urban core deliveries, partnering with localized micromobility operators in cities across North America and Europe.
• FedEx Express: FedEx has integrated e-cargo bike fleets into select urban operations as part of its ongoing push toward zero-emission urban delivery milestones.youtube.com+1
• Specialized Local/Regional Couriers: Depending on your specific city (e.g., urb-it in Europe, or regional cargo-bike co-ops in dense domestic metro areas), boutique green logistics providers focus entirely on B2B retail and parcel delivery via electric cargo fleets.

If you are looking to purchase commercial-grade e-cargo vehicles for your own internal fleet rather than outsourcing, manufacturers like Cargo Cycling build heavy-duty e-quads and trikes specifically tailored for corporate logistics.cargocycling.com+1[2]

To help narrow down the right provider, could you share:

• The city or geographic region where you need deliveries handled?
• Whether you are looking to outsource your deliveries or lease/buy vehicles for your own fleet?