Zoox, an Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company, on Thursday received NHTSA's clearance to begin initial deployment of its steering-wheel-free robotaxis in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The approval allows the company to start charging for rides, subject to state and local approvals.
Zoox, an Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company, on Thursday received NHTSA's clearance to begin initial deployment of its steering-wheel-free robotaxis in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The approval allows the company to start charging for rides, subject to state and local approvals.
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Zoox, an Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company, on Thursday received NHTSA's clearance to begin initial deployment of its steering-wheel-free robotaxis in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The approval allows the company to start charging for rides, subject to state and local approvals.
