Walmart's InHome delivery service will expand to reach 30 million homes in 2022, the retailer said in a blog post Wednesday.
The service, which includes putting groceries away in your kitchen, currently is available to about 6 million homes in the US. It launched in 2019.
"We've been operating InHome in select markets over the last two years and have found it is a perfect solution for customers who want to live their lives without worrying about making it to the store or being home to accept a delivery," said Tom Ward, senior vice president, last mile, at Walmart US.
Walmart also said it plans to hire 3,000 associate delivery drivers and create a fleet of delivery vans that's entirely electric vehicles.
InHome costs $19.95 per month or $148 per year.