Zoox recalls 258 vehicles due to unexpected braking
Foster City-based robotaxi company Zoox announced a voluntary recall of more than 200 vehicles this week. The ride-hailing service, owned by parent-company Amazon.com, said it agreed to pull 258 of its vehicles out of service due to issues with unexpected hard braking.
John Krafcik, the former CEO of the robotaxi company Waymo from 2015-2021, knows a thing or two about the driverless vehicle ...
The uncertainty over robotaxi rules is compounded by the way the federal government regulates auto safety. NHTSA regulations allow manufacturers to self-certify that their vehicles meet safety ...
Zoox, the autonomous driving subsidiary of Amazon, announced a voluntary software recall affecting 258 of its self-driving ...
John Krafcik, Waymo’s long-time CEO until 2021 and auto industry veteran, explained why Tesla’s Cybercab won’t work in a ...
However, the path to a fully operational robotaxi service remains lengthy and uncertain, with regulatory hurdles, safety concerns, and technological advancements still to be addressed On Tuesday ...
Tesla received its first regulatory approval in CA for a potential robotaxi service, marking an initial step toward CEO Elon ...
The license issued by the California Public Utilities Commission grants Tesla permission to transport its employees on a ...
The California Public Utilities Commission has granted Tesla the first in a series of approvals from California to operate ...
Tesla has been granted its first permit in California for a transportation charter-party carrier, a crucial step towards ...
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Austin is the new capital of the robotaxi warsState Senator Robert Nichols, who chairs the senate's Transportation Committee, told BI new rules would target companies ...
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