It's the latest in a series of deals that have seen robotaxi companies look outward for help in scaling their fledgling networks.

Amazon's Zoox has been granted an exemption by federal vehicle safety regulators that will pave the way for demonstration of its driverless robotaxis. As part of the move, the National Highway Traffic ...

Motional and Zoox, two of the most prominent names in autonomous vehicles, are now on sharply different paths. Learn more ...

Zoox secures NHTSA exemption to launch its steering wheel-free robotaxis, paving the way for autonomous ride services in major U.S. cities this year.

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

Despite early tests of robotaxis in Seattle, there are no near-term plans for driverless rides as Washington lacks ...

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 ...

Amazon began eyeing the market five years ago when it shelled out $1.2 billion for self-driving startup Zoox, which will be the brand behind a robotaxi service that plans to begin transporting ...

The facility will help Zoox grow its robotaxi fleet, eventually producing 10,000 vehicles a year once it's at full scale. Zoox is gearing up to start public rides in Las Vegas later this year ...

Zoox, the robotaxi company acquired by Amazon for more than $1 billion earlier this year, revealed its fully autonomous electric ride-sharing vehicle on Monday morning, along with its vision for ...

Zoox, in contrast, is planning to operate 500 to 1,000 of its robotaxis in small to medium-sized markets and about 2,000 robotaxis in major cities where it eventually operates, according to Evans.