Amazon-Owned Autonomous Driving Company Zoox Begins Testing Its Robotaxi in San Francisco (Watch Video)
Zoox, a subsidiary owned by Amazon, began testing its driverless car or autonomous Robotaxis on the roads of San Francisco. Watch video here.
Amazon-owned Zoox, involved in developing autonomous vehicles, began testing its Robotaxi on public roads. The video showcased the car with a square, mini-bus-like design in San Francisco. The vehicle may be in the prototype stage until it is unveiled to the public. Besides Elon Musk's Tesla, other companies are working on self-driving electric vehicles for personal and public use. The names include Google's Waymo, General Motor-backed Cruise, Baidu and Amazon-backed Zoox. Another company, Wayve, is backed by NVIDIA and SoftBank. Elon Musk's Tesla To Roll Out New ‘Bling Spot Warning’ Feature for EV Owners To Detect Any Approaching Object While Opening Door.
Amazon Subsidiary Zoox Began Testing Its Self-Driving Robotaxis
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