Amazon’s driverless car start-up is launching services to the public as it enters a battle with Alphabet-owned Waymo and Tesla for the future of the US robotaxi market.
Zoox, which the American tech giant acquired for $1.3bn in 2020, is launching in Las Vegas on Wednesday. Riders will be able to use its app to hail the toaster-shaped vehicles between a number of specific destinations around the city’s 4.2 mile long Strip.
The limited roll out is its first attempt at offering services to the public and represents a key milestone for the group as it plans to launch in San Francisco in the coming months.
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