You know Zoox. It's Amazon's robotaxi division. The one where the taxi is not a car.

Zoox said people in San Francisco will be able to join a waitlist to ride the self-driving car for free as part of a program ...

This is not a large-scale public launch, nor a commercial one. But it brings the Amazon-owned company one step closer to ...

Amazon’s Zoox will start giving free robotaxi rides through parts of San Francisco as it accelerates its attempt to challenge ...

Waitlisted riders will be invited to ride for free -- in the beginning -- before Zoox opens up to the wider public.

Zoox is getting closer to a full launch of its robotaxi service in San Francisco. Last month, the Amazon-owned company ...

Amazon's self-driving unit Zoox started offering free rides to some early users in parts of San Francisco, it said on Tuesday ...

Zoox is opening its driverless robotaxis to waitlisted riders in San Francisco, offering free trips across key neighborhoods ...

Morgan Stanley analyst Bran Nowak, who has seen the facility, says "Zoox’s Hayward, the CA facility, is 220,000 square feet ...

Riders can sign up to join the "Zoox Explorers" program to take free rides on the company's box-shaped vehicles in certain ...

Amazon's Zoox is launching an early-rider program that will let some users try its robotaxi service which is distinct from ...

Zoox is inviting people from its waitlist to try the service in three San Francisco neighborhoods, aiming to refine the ...