Zoox is owned by Amazon and operates its boxy robotaxis -- which it also designs and builds itself -- in Las Vegas and San Francisco, with plans to launch commercially later this year. It's also ...

Amazon's self-driving Zoox vehicles' software was voluntarily recalled for the second time in just one month after a minor collision with an e-scooter pedestrian in San Francisco.

Zoox has been under tech giant Amazon’s umbrella since 2020. The robotaxi company, headquartered in Foster City, California, was founded roughly 11 years ago by Jesse Levinson and Tim Kentley-Klay.

Zoox inaugurates assembly plant in Hayward, California, near its headquarters, as it preps for a wider launch in the American west. The site could produce as many as 10,000 purpose-built robotaxis ...

Zoox rolled out its autonomous vehicles for testing on the streets of San Francisco in late 2024. Only company employees can catch a ride at the moment, but Zoox is planning to start offering ...

The robotaxi carried Zoox employees one mile per direction, connecting two main buildings at the company's headquarters. (Amazon purchased Zoox in 2020 for $1.3 billion.) A Zoox car is on the road.

Zoox’s vehicle design, like its name, is decidedly futuristic. The pill-shaped vehicle is essentially one giant cabin on wheels, featuring two spacious benches facing each other and no middle or ...

Zoox, a self-driving car company owned by Amazon, is deploying robot taxis without steering wheels, driver seats or drivers. But like all other self-driving cars, they still need help from humans.

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 ...