A bishop in Las Vegas explains what's next. The Amazon-owned robotaxi, Zoox, is now back on the roads after a pause and recall to update software in 270 of its driverless cars.

A bishop in Las Vegas explains what's next. The Amazon-owned robotaxi, Zoox, is now back on the roads after a pause and recall to update software in 270 of its driverless cars.

Amazon’s self-driving vehicle unit, Zoox, has issued a voluntary safety recall after one of its autonomous vehicles was involved in a minor collision in Las Vegas. The incident, which occurred in ...

In April, a Zoox autonomous cab was involved in an accident. As a result, the Amazon subsidiary recalled 270 vehicles.

Amazon recalled its robotaxi software, Zoox, after two unoccupied cars crashed into a manned vehicle in Las Vegas. In a post ...

Amazon's self-driving unit Zoox issues a voluntary software recall for 270 autonomous vehicles following a crash in Las Vegas ...

Amazon (AMZN) has ordered a software recall for its Zoox self-driving robotaxis following a recent crash in Las Vegas, Nevada. Receive undervalued stocks, resilient to market uncertainty, delivered ...

Amazon's Zoox is planning on manufacturing "hundreds and then thousands" of self-driving cars in this East Bay city.

Amazon’s autonomous vehicle unit Zoox recalled over 270 robotaxis after a crash involving an unoccupied vehicle in Las Vegas ...

Car manufacturers including Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and Google-owned Waymo develop autonomous vehicles for the robotaxi market.

The question of legal responsibility becomes more complex when the “driver” is not a person at all, but a software system.