Chinese carmaker Geely will airdrop car keys by drone so people can buy new cars without having contact with others
, Geely introduced an online car marketplace where customers can shop for cars and have them delivered to their home or workplace, and the automaker says it has already sold more than 10,000 cars through that platform. The newly introduced key-delivery option is Geely's way of "furthering the distance between staff and consumer and creating a truly contactless process.
The drone delivery option comes after Geely's announcement last month that its new, Chinese-market Icon SUV would be equipped with an
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