Amazon's Zoox has received a temporary exemption from federal safety standards, allowing the company to launch a paid robotaxi service in Las Vegas. This marks the first time Zoox can charge passengers for rides in its steering-wheel-free vehicles.
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Zoox Receives Exemption to Launch Paid Robotaxi Service in Las Vegas
Zoox, a subsidiary of Amazon, has obtained a temporary exemption from federal safety regulations, enabling it to start a paid robotaxi service in Las Vegas. This initiative represents the first instance of Zoox charging for rides in its autonomous vehicles.
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For the First Time, Zoox Can Charge People for Rides in Its Steering-Wheel-Free Robotaxis
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Zoox Receives Exemption to Launch Paid Robotaxi Service in Las Vegas