Zoox, owned by Amazon, produces its own autonomous vehicles that it says are built for passengers, not drivers.

Amazon's driverless cars are coming to Phoenix, the company announced on Monday. Why it matters: Alphabet-owned Waymo has ...

Nuro began testing its self-driving software on public roads in Tokyo, marking the first international expansion for the AV ...

Driverless vehicle testing has already started in Minnesota, and, for now, it’s under the supervision of humans behind the ...

If you’ve struggled to find a driverless taxi in Dallas or Phoenix, it’s about to get a bit easier with Amazon-owned Zoox announcing plans to expand in those cities.

GM rolls out its 100th autonomous test vehicle from the Warren Artisan Center, accelerating data collection and scale of ...

Backed by the likes of Nvidia and Toyota, Mountain View-based Nuro aims to compete with other driverless operators such as ...

Nuro has begun testing autonomous vehicle tech on Tokyo streets, putting its zero-shot autonomy claims and global expansion ...

Zoox, the Amazon autonomous robotaxi, plans to begin testing its self-driving technology in Dallas and Phoenix, the company announced Monday.

Have you spotted any self-driving cars in Boston yet? Waymo is bringing its autonomous vehicles back to the area for testing.

Zoox is expanding its US testing footprint, adding Phoenix and Dallas as new markets for its robotaxi development program.

Torc Robotics and Daimler Truck expand autonomous truck testing to Michigan public roads using Freightliner Cascadia-based autonomous chassis.