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- Jul 18, 2026AIAmazon's Zoox Recalls 105 Robotaxis After One Drove Into Active Fire Scene105 vehicles recalled→
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Zoox Starts Charging for Robotaxi Rides Aug. 10
Amazon's Zoox will begin charging fares for its steering-wheel-free robotaxi in Las Vegas on August 10, its first commercial market after nearly a year of free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco.
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Uber CEO Dismisses Reports of a Waymo Split
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Uber CEO Dismisses Reports of a Waymo Split
Dara Khosrowshahi pushed back on reports that Uber and Waymo are heading for a breakup, on the same day Uber's stock fell on soft forward guidance and Zoox announced paid robotaxi rides in Las Vegas.
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Zoox Starts Charging for Robotaxi Rides in Las Vegas
BIG TECH
Zoox Starts Charging for Robotaxi Rides in Las Vegas
Amazon-owned Zoox will begin charging fares for its steering-wheel-free robotaxis in Las Vegas on August 10, its first commercial market after NHTSA cleared it to operate up to 2,500 driverless vehicles without human controls.
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Zoox Wins First US OK for Steering-Wheel-Free Robotaxis
REGULATION
Zoox Wins First US OK for Steering-Wheel-Free Robotaxis
Amazon's Zoox became the first company allowed to run paid rides in a commercial robotaxi built with no steering wheel, pedals or driver's seat, after NHTSA granted a first-of-its-kind federal safety exemption.
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Amazon's Zoox Recalls 105 Robotaxis After One Drove Into Active Fire Scene
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Amazon's Zoox Recalls 105 Robotaxis After One Drove Into Active Fire Scene
Zoox voluntarily recalled software in 105 robotaxis after an unoccupied vehicle drove into heavy smoke at an uncordoned emergency fire scene in Las Vegas, days after federal regulators demanded autonomous-vehicle makers fix first-responder interference by the.