
Amazon’s Zoox Expands Robotaxi Service to Las Vegas Airport
Zoox expands its Las Vegas robotaxi service to Harry Reid International Airport, adding airport rides as autonomous taxi competition grows.
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Zoox expands its Las Vegas robotaxi service to Harry Reid International Airport, adding airport rides as autonomous taxi competition grows.

Waymo opens its next-generation Ojai robotaxi to riders in Los Angeles, Phoenix and San Francisco as it expands its lower-cost autonomous vehicle fleet.

Detroit startup Grounded raised $5 million and opened a new factory to expand its modular commercial vehicle business across electric and gas vans.

Moove has raised $250 million at a $2.1 billion valuation to expand its autonomous vehicle fleet operations and robotaxi infrastructure.

Amazon-owned Zoox will begin charging passengers for robotaxi rides in Las Vegas after receiving federal approval for commercial operations.

Indian EV startup River has raised $120 million in Series C funding to expand manufacturing, open more stores and launch new electric two-wheeler models.

Waymo has removed the waitlist for its Dallas robotaxi service, allowing all residents and visitors to book autonomous rides through its app.

Zoox has received a federal safety exemption allowing the Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company to begin charging passengers for robotaxi rides.

Baidu has begun testing autonomous vehicles in London with Lyft and Freenow as the companies prepare for a planned robotaxi launch in 2027, pending regulatory approval.

Waymo reportedly plans to offer its robotaxi service independently in Austin and Atlanta from 2028, signalling a potential end to its partnership with Uber.

Tesla has expanded its robotaxi pilot to Orlando and Tampa, adding two Florida cities ahead of its second-quarter earnings announcement.

Waymo has resumed its robotaxi service in San Francisco after temporarily pausing operations during a citywide power outage that affected thousands of customers.
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