Delhivery Limited has launched Delhivery Maps, India's first AI-native mapping suite built on commercial logistics telemetry, Delhivery announced on Friday. The launch on June 19, 2026, coincides with Delhivery's 15-year anniversary.
Developed as a proprietary infrastructure powering 100% of Delhivery's nationwide network, the geospatial API platform is now commercially available to external enterprises, developers, and gig-economy platforms. Delhivery Maps is engineered specifically for commercial shipping by integrating operational parameters such as heavy-vehicle and bike speeds, routing constraints, incomplete address input and landmark-based navigation.
The platform's accuracy is backed by historical metadata from over two billion shipments and one billion daily GPS pings from an active fleet of over 100,000 vehicles. Delhivery Maps replaces Delhivery's reliance on third-party mapping providers across its Express Parcel, Part-Truckload Freight, Supply Chain Services and Delhivery Local operations.
Delhivery Maps delivers a suite of core mapping APIs including Auto-Complete, Geocoding, Reverse Geocoding, Vehicle Aware Routing, Navigation, Distance Matrix, and Map Tiles. These are powered by Naksha LLM, a set of geospatial reasoning models that replace rigid databases with dynamic reasoning loops. The APIs and Naksha LLM are available on the Delhivery Maps MCP, enabling developers to deploy advanced AI workflows and autonomous agents requiring high-tier location intelligence.
The platform addresses operational bottlenecks across brands, hyperlocal and quick-commerce firms, ride-hailing and gig-economy operators for geospatial analysis, address validation, route planning, and vehicle-specific routing. Kapil Bharati, Executive Director and CTO of Delhivery, said the platform was built out of operational necessity to run India's largest logistics network.
Delhivery Maps APIs are now available for commercial integration.
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