Martcart Zeos is a connected shopping scooter designed to increase uptime, reduce maintenance issues, and make fleet management easier for retailers. Unlike traditional mobility carts, Zeos combines a durable, high-performance cart with built-in connectivity that provides visibility into fleet health and usage over time.
Every Zeos cart ships with built-in cellular connectivity and participation in the Zeos intelligence beta program. This includes fleet health reporting such as battery status, cart status, and location information to help retailers keep carts available and functioning.
Fleet reporting cadence is customizable per retailer. Reports are provided weekly by default, with the ability to adjust frequency based on operational needs.
The Zeos basket is approximately 25% larger than any other Martcart basket, and secures up to 200lbs of merchandise.
Zeos engineering design consolidates most serial components into a single, easily accessible location, making the cart significantly more tech friendly. These improvements enable faster repairs, reduced service labor, and ultimately a lower total cost of ownership.
Zeos carts are available for pre-order now. Initial production units are scheduled to begin shipping in June 2026. Retailers interested in test units or early deployments can contact Martcart to learn more.
Yes. Retailers receive secure login access to view their cart and fleet data through the Zeos Intelligence beta dashboard, based on their participation in the beta program or a data services agreement.
No. Data capability upgrades apply to the Zeos carts you already own. As Zeos data features evolve, existing carts gain new capabilities through their built-in connectivity without requiring additional hardware purchases or replacements.
Basic data and reporting are included with the Zeos cart during the beta program. Customized solutions may be offered through optional, paid data services agreements based on retailer needs.
No. Zeos operates independently using cellular connectivity and does not require access to the retailer’s in-store network or Wi-Fi.
If connectivity is lost, the cart continues to operate normally for the shopper. Connectivity affects data syncing only, not cart mobility or rider experience. Data is cached and synced once connectivity is restored.





