- Updated: March 11, 2026
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Zoox Teams Up with Uber to Launch Robotaxi Service in Las Vegas
Amazon‑owned autonomous‑vehicle company Zoox announced plans to roll out its robotaxi fleet on the Uber app in Las Vegas later this year, pending safety exemptions from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The partnership aims to expand on‑demand, driver‑less mobility in a market known for its tourism and high‑traffic corridors.
Zoox will integrate its self‑driving electric pods directly into Uber’s rider platform, allowing passengers to request a Zoox robotaxi alongside traditional Uber rides. The service is expected to launch after Zoox secures the necessary NHTSA approvals, which are anticipated to be granted by mid‑2026.
The collaboration follows Uber’s recent efforts to diversify its mobility options, including partnerships with other autonomous‑vehicle developers. For more details on the original announcement, see the TechCrunch article.
Zoox’s robotaxis feature a bidirectional design, no steering wheel, and a spacious interior that can accommodate up to four passengers. The company has been testing its vehicles in California and Nevada, with plans to expand to additional cities as regulations evolve.
Related reads on autonomous vehicle technology and Uber’s partnership strategy provide further context.
