Rappi Turbo Launches in Cancún: 10-Minute Deliveries Now Live

Cancún, Mexico — Rappi, Latin America’s leading technology platform, has announced the launch of Rappi Turbo in the city, an ultra-fast delivery service that promises to bring products to customers’ doors in 10 minutes or less. The service leverages a cutting-edge logistics network and strategically placed "dark stores" to achieve its rapid delivery times.

With this expansion, Cancún joins a select group of Mexican cities where the service operates, including Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Mérida, Puebla, Tijuana, Querétaro, Saltillo, and Hermosillo.

Shopping at the Speed of a Click

Rappi Turbo operates through "dark stores" or smart warehouses located within 2 kilometers of users, enabling near-instant delivery of products such as snacks, beverages, fresh produce, medications, and convenience items.

"The future of the digital supermarket is happening today," said Andrés Felipe Palacio, Director of Rappi Turbo Mexico. "Turbo has transformed consumption habits in every city it enters, and a city as important as Cancún will be no exception."

Boosting the Local Economy

Beyond speed, Rappi Turbo serves as a platform to stimulate the local economy. The model prioritizes fresh products, regional brands, and popular local items, creating opportunities for producers, merchants, and delivery personnel within Rappi’s network.

Nationally, the service already exceeds 500,000 monthly deliveries, supported by a dedicated fleet of over 2,000 delivery personnel and an inventory of more than 2,000 products available 24/7 in its smart stores.

Top Purchases by Mexicans on Rappi Turbo:

• Beer and liquor
• Snacks and soft drinks
• Fresh fruits and vegetables

In cities where the service is already active, it has driven a 40% increase in purchase frequency, positioning itself as a key driver of digital commerce growth.

Toward the Supermarket of the Future

With this expansion, Rappi reinforces its commitment to technological development with social impact in Mexico and advances its vision of becoming Latin America’s leading digital supermarket by 2025.

"Our mission is to build for the long term in Latin America, fostering innovation, employment, and sustainable growth in every city we enter," concluded the company’s spokesperson.