The decision is a boost for Zoox, which in June opened a robotaxi production facility in California where it plans to ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has given Zoox an exemption to demonstrate its custom-built robotaxis on ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it was certifying Amazon’s robotaxi service for demonstration ...

Zoox gets NHTSA approval to deploy driverless robotaxis without steering wheels, marking a key step for autonomous vehicle ...

Zoox’s autonomous robotaxi—built without a steering wheel or pedals—has officially received certification from the National ...

The NHTSA said it had opened its preliminary evaluation after two crashes involving the self-driving technology unit’s vehicles equipped with the Zoox Automated Driving System that resulted in ...

Zoox, Inc. (Zoox) is recalling certain Automated Driving Systems (ADS) equipped with software versions released prior to April 17, 2025. In certain driving scenarios, the Zoox vehicle may make an ...

The world's first taxis appeared in ancient Rome. First they were chariots. Later they were replaced by horse-drawn carriages ...

The Zoox robotaxi has more in common with a supercar than you think. Look past the Zoox’s breadbox-shaped exterior and inside is the same carbon fiber cabin that can be found in a McLaren.

Zoox’s production plans are entirely separate from those of electric truckmaker Rivian, which Amazon has also invested in and ordered 100,000 delivery vehicles from.

Zoox, the well funded self-driving start-up whose test ride I wrote about earlier this week, is reported by “The Information” to be shopping itself for sale.

Zoox, a driverless autonomous vehicle that is more like a tiny public-transit system than a car, has real promise for cities.