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Zoox is an autonomous vehicle company.

Zoox makes a purpose-built autonomous vehicle designed for riders, not drivers.

Zoox’s privacy policy explains how the company collects, uses, and protects personal information across its ride-hailing service and app.

Zoox makes an all-electric, fully autonomous ride-hail vehicle designed for riders rather than drivers.

California enacts Senate Bill 1246, requiring autonomous-vehicle companies including Tesla, Waymo, and Zoox to provide local support when robotaxis disrupt traffic or interfere with emergency responders. Signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, the law allows penalties when a vehicle blocks police or firefighters for more than 30 minutes and restricts remote drivers to U.S.-based, licensed operators. It takes effect in July 2028, with implementation details still to be set by the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Oct 2026 · TechCrunchNews article

Amazon-owned Zoox, which has about 100 autonomous vehicles in its fleet, uses social media influencers, community events and advertising campaigns to compete with Waymo in San Francisco. The company is a distant second to Waymo and pitches riders through activations that include wine pop-ups and a festival.

Sep 2026 · New York TimesNews article

Waymo expands commercial driverless rides to San Diego, Tampa and Denver, while Amazon’s Zoox plans supervised testing in Houston and San Diego. Waymo says it has more than 4,000 vehicles across 14 U.S. cities and provides over 500,000 rides weekly; Zoox operates paid service only in Las Vegas. The expansion comes amid safety and labor concerns and forecasts of rapid U.S. robotaxi-market growth.

Sep 2026 · CNBC TechNews article