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Amazon's Zoox subsidiary has pulled the wraps off its first autonomous vehicle. Billed as a car "built for riders, not drivers," the all-electric box on wheels ...

Area15 has inked a partnership deal to provide robotaxi rides to guests of the Las Vegas immersive entertainment district.

Imagine the potential if Amazon could get Rivian, Kiva (now Amazon Robotics), and Zoox in a room together. Rivian is developing one of the most hotly anticipated electric trucks, the R1T.

Amazon subsidiary Zoox could be Waymo's biggest rival as it opens its first dedicated robotaxi factory in the U.S. Unlike Waymo and Tesla, the Zoox pods are purpose-built vehicles with no steering ...

KEY TAKEAWAYS: Amazon ‘s Zoox aims to produce 10,000 robotaxis annually by 2027. New high-tech factory spans 220,000 square feet in Hayward, California. Zoox plans to launch service in Las Vegas, then ...

Amazon’s acquisition of Zoox gave the Foster City, Calif., company the financial backing to continue pursuing its robotaxi vision, even as others have struggled to bring similar technology to ...

Update: Amazon on Friday morning confirmed its agreement to acquire Zoox, which will continue operating as a standalone business. Its blog post focused on opportunities in the ride-hailing industry.

Amazon said Friday that it is buying self-driving technology company Zoox, which is developing an autonomous vehicle for a ride-hailing service that people would request on their phones.

The Zoox purchase makes sense given Amazon's 210 patents on everything from drones to automated ground vehicles. Amazon is already developing a drone delivery service through Amazon Prime Air.

Amazon bought Zoox for a reported $1.2 billion earlier this year, and Aurora Innovation announced it would acquire Uber's self-driving division, Uber ATG, this month.