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Coco 2
Source-backed company and product intelligence, reviewed from a UK and European perspective.
- Manufacturer
- Coco Robotics
- Status
- Commercial
- Price
- Not published; managed delivery service
- UK
- Not verified
- Europe
- Not verified
- Last verified
- 2026-10-08
Coco 2 is Coco Robotics’ urban delivery platform, launched in February 2026. It is a wheeled delivery vehicle rather than a humanoid.
Hardware and operating model
The product page advertises a 32km range, swappable battery and tyres, cameras, lidar and GPS. It lists a 21km/h platform capability; that must not be read as its operating speed on British pavements. Coco describes a combination of autonomy and human oversight. These specifications are company figures.
The 26 February launch release presents Coco 2 as delivery infrastructure offered through Coco’s service network. No standalone retail price or independent reseller offer has been verified.
UK and European status
On 5 October 2026, Coco and Deliveroo announced a UK partnership, with Canary Wharf planned for October and further cities to follow. The release describes walking-pace operation, local supervision and charging depots. Canary Wharf Group specifies a 12-month trial. This is an announced rollout, not confirmation of completed British customer deliveries.
The announcement does not identify every robot’s generation or regional configuration. Coco’s European operations likewise should not all be attributed to Coco 2 without model-specific evidence.
Evidence record
Checked 8 October 2026. Exact UK hardware, authorised external repair access, software-support period and service pricing remain unverified.
Latest UK coverage: Deliveroo confirms UK robot rollout with Canary Wharf trial. The announcement does not confirm that the UK fleet uses Coco 2.
Security support & EU CRA evidence
Not yet assessed by Robot Harbour
Robot Harbour has not yet assessed EU CRA applicability for this model. That does not mean the robot or its manufacturer has failed a legal duty.
- Manufacturer / reporting owner
- Not yet assessed
- Declared security support
- Not yet assessed
- Security-update method
- Not yet assessed
- Security evidence checked
- Not yet assessed
Read the UK and EU regulation guide for scope, reporting deadlines and the later product-security requirements.