Amazon.com Inc.’s autonomous driving unit Zoox has started offering rides to the public in Las Vegas, marking a first in the US for a purpose-built robotaxi with no driver controls. Starting Wednesday ...

Amazon’s Zoox on Wednesday launched its robotaxi service in Las Vegas, offering free rides through parts of the entertainment mecca for anyone willing to gamble on the safety of a driverless vehicle.

Amazon's Zoox is a robotaxi company with limited operations in Las Vegas and SF, as of January 2026. Zoox's robotaxis do not have a steering wheel and are bi-directional. Business Insider's Lloyd Lee ...

Zoox (ZOOX) is moving quickly into a commercialization phase, highlighted by the public launch of its robotaxi service on the Las Vegas Strip and plans to scale production and expand to additional U.S ...

Purpose-built robotaxi developer Zoox has announced another milestone today, opening its waitlist to the public in San Francisco. This move is part of Zoox’s “Explorers” program, which offers early ...

Zoox is starting to open its robotaxis to the public in San Francisco as the Amazon-owned company creeps toward a commercial service and direct competition with Waymo. Zoox robotaxis — custom-built ...

Amazon subsidiary Zoox could be Waymo's biggest rival as it opens its first dedicated robotaxi factory in the U.S. Unlike Waymo and Tesla, the Zoox pods are purpose-built vehicles with no steering ...

Amazon announced it will test drive its robotaxis on the streets of D.C. Its self-driving vehicle, known as the Zoox, will join the Waymo vehicles already testing in the District. Built by the company ...

Sphere will be one of the next locations where customers can hail rides on Zoox’s robotaxi service. Zoox has been named the official autonomous ride-hail partner of Sphere, the companies announced ...