In the heart of Oslo, Domino’s Pizza has been using the electric Paxster vehicle for several years – quietly improving the way they handle city deliveries. With Paxsters in daily operation, the team has seen firsthand how the Paxster fits into the fast-paced world of food delivery.

Built for the city

Designed specifically for urban environments, the Paxster offers clear advantages: it’s compact, easy to maneuver, and simple to park—even in tight city spaces. Drivers say it helps them move quickly, reduce walking, and make deliveries more efficiently.

“The Paxster is a joy to drive. It’s not unusual to see drivers rushing to be the first to get it”

– Site Manager, Domino’s Oslo

Turning heads on every route

Besides being practical, the Paxster is also a conversation starter. Its unique design regularly earns thumbs up from people on the street. Awarded for both its functionality and looks, the vehicle was designed by Eker Design—the same studio behind the Koenigsegg supercar. And while it’s made to work hard, it also stands out for all the right reasons.

A small vehicle with a sustainable impact

Domino’s use of the Paxster shows how even small changes can support greener operations. Fully electric and emission-free, it helps reduce the carbon footprint of last-mile deliveries – without compromising speed or service.

“People walking by give their thumbs up and think it’s really cool.”

– Paxster Driver at Domino’s

While it may only be two vehicles today, Paxster has become a valued part of daily delivery life in Oslo—one that’s efficient, eye-catching, and future-ready.