Amazon's answer to autonomous vehicles will soon begin roaming around Atlanta. Why it matters: Atlanta is a "growing tech hub" where demand for ride-hailing services is growing, Zoox said Tuesday in ...

It's the Amazon-owned company's seventh test market, with plans to start autonomous driving there this summer.

Amazon’s autonomous vehicle unit Zoox is about to start testing its self-driving vehicles in Atlanta, Georgia, a precursor to eventually offering public rides in the city. Zoox told TechCrunch ...

Zoox, the Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company with retrofitted SUVs, is deploying a small test fleet to downtown Atlanta’s roads this summer. Eight years after state lawmakers legalized self ...

That means that Zoox will be testing in a total of seven ... it was preparing to launch its next partnership with Waymo in Atlanta.

Per Zoox: Known as the ‘Silicon Valley of the South,’ Atlanta is one of the largest ride-hailing markets in the United States. As one of the fastest-growing technology hubs, the city welcomes ...

Amazon's Zoox to begin autonomous vehicle testing in Atlanta this summer, joining Waymo and Lyft in the robotaxi race. Zoox eyes 2026 ramp-up with new Bay Area factory, expanding robotaxi reach ...

Zoox announced a partnership with Resorts World, the first official agreement between a robotaxi provider and a Las Vegas ...

ATLANTA, GA — Atlanta has become a hot market for testing autonomous vehicle tech. Now Amazon’s Zoox robotaxi service is expanding the testing of its self driving technology after deploying a ...

Zoox’s recall comes after an unoccupied robotaxi was struck by an e-scooter rider at an intersection earlier this month.

Atlanta is the seventh city in the U.S. where Zoox is testing its vehicles. The company announced its testing plans just one day after Waymo -- along with partner Uber -- said it would start ...