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Amazon Now picks MapmyIndia maps over Google

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MapmyIndia provides digital maps, geospatial software, and location-based IoT technologies

Amazon Now integrated MapmyIndia's Mappls APIs and SDKs, replacing Google Maps, live in Bengaluru

Quick commerce companies rely on mapping for address verification and rider navigation; the market could reach $40 Bn by 2030

Amazon Now has integrated MapmyIndia's Mappls APIs and SDKs, replacing Google Maps.
The rollout is live in Bengaluru and will expand to Mumbai.
Director Rohan Verma announced the integration during the Q4 FY26 earnings call.
MapmyIndia made a strategic investment of ₹25 Cr in Zepto in August 2025, acquiring a minority stake.
Quick commerce companies rely on mapping for address verification, hyperlocal discovery, rider navigation, and route optimisation.
India's quick commerce market could grow to nearly $40 Bn by 2030.
Blinkit claims close to 50% market share in quick commerce.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said Amazon Now grows at roughly 25% month-on-month in India and plans to expand to 100 cities with over 1,000 micro fulfilment centres.

This partnership replaces Google Maps for Amazon Now, a major win for MapmyIndia.
MapmyIndia already invested in Zepto, showing its focus on the quick commerce sector.
Quick commerce is a fast-growing market where mapping is critical for operations.
Amazon Now is expanding aggressively, which could mean more business for MapmyIndia.

MapmyIndia provides digital maps, geospatial software, and location-based IoT technologies.
Products include Map Data, APIs & SDKs, GIS/Analytics/AI, IoT/Automation, Navigation/Mobility, and Drone Services.
It serves enterprise, automotive, government, and consumer segments.
Mappls is the brand for global maps and APIs.

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