Autonomous Vehicles
Zoox
Amazon's robotaxi subsidiary, developing a purpose-built, steering-wheel-free autonomous vehicle rather than retrofitting existing car models. Zoox unveiled a redesigned, 'production-intent' version of its robotaxi on June 24, 2026 ahead of a wider US commercial rollout planned for later in 2026, with capacity to build up to 100 vehicles per week; the company is awaiting NHTSA approval to operate as many as 2,500 self-driving cars commercially, and voluntarily recalled 105 robotaxis in July 2026 after a software issue caused vehicles to fail to detect and drive into heavy smoke.
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Jan 2014 · Founded
Zoox was founded to build a purpose-built, steering-wheel-free autonomous robotaxi rather than retrofit existing vehicles.
Jan 2020 · Acquired by Amazon
Amazon acquired Zoox, folding it in as its autonomous-vehicle subsidiary.
Jun 2026 · Unveils redesigned production-intent robotaxi
Zoox unveiled a redesigned, 'production-intent' version of its robotaxi on June 24, 2026, featuring upgraded touchscreens, seating and interior design, ahead of a wider US commercial rollout planned for later in 2026.