Zoox is testing its custom robotaxis, which are built without a steering wheel or pedals, on public roads in San Francisco and the Las Vegas Strip. The rollout of the autonomous vehicles, which Zoox CTO Jesse Levinson first announced at TechCrunch Disrupt ...

The Amazon-backed company clears a new safety measure that will put its Level 3 autonomous vehicles on the road without a backup driver.

Zoox's self-driving vehicles began rolling out in San Francisco this week and are expected to compete with Waymo robotaxis.

Autonomous robotaxi developer Zoox has shared its latest progress update, which includes expansions into its second commercial market—San Francisco.

Zoox, Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle unit, has begun testing its robotaxis in San Francisco and the Las Vegas Strip. Read more.

Zoox is not offering public rides in San Francisco yet, but it hopes to launch its Las Vegas operation in early 2025.