Zoox CEO Aicha Evans backed stronger federal oversight of autonomous vehicles as the Amazon.com Inc. subsidiary began charging passengers for driverless rides in Las Vegas, weeks after a smoke-related ...

Amazon-owned Zoox will begin paid robotaxi rides at Harry Reid International Airport, becoming the first autonomous vehicle company to serve Las Vegas airport passengers.

Amazon’s Zoox expands paid robotaxi rides to Las Vegas airport, strengthening its network as Tesla, Uber and Waymo prepare to ...

The launch follows several months of testing and mapping around the airport as Zoox worked with the Clark County Department of Aviation to meet requirements for serving LAS.

Starting on Thursday, Zoox is offering robotaxi service from the Las Vegas Strip to Harry Reid International Airport. Zoox made the announcement in an email on Wednesday.

Zoox builds its robotaxis entirely from scratch, designing the entire vehicle around the rider rather than a driver ...

Another autonomous vehicle company is bringing its technology to Houston, with Zoox announcing plans to begin testing in the city before eventually deploying its purpose-built driverless robotaxis.

Zoox will be on San Diego streets by the end of the month. The company, run by Amazon, made the announcement as Waymo's service opened up to riders.