Unconsolidated freight transport creates increasing problems in cities due to the use of public space and its negative environmental impact. The present project analysed if mobile multi-functional urban logistics platforms with electric propulsion (MULEs) can lift urban freight transport to a new level by using electric, (partially) autonomous utility vehicles that increase the efficiency of goods transport. The particular aim was to increase cost, environmental, energy and spatial efficiency and thus lead to an increase in the urban quality of stay.