In Pictures: Zoox Launches Employee-Only Robotaxi Testing in Atlanta, Expanding Its Autonomous EV Footprint

Zoox's sensor-laden autonomous vehicles rely on layered camera and lidar arrays to navigate without a steering wheel.

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Zoox joins Austin, Miami, Las Vegas, and San Francisco in deploying its purpose-built robotaxis on public roads.

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The Atlanta pilot starts with employees, family, and friends before opening to a public waitlist.

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Competition among robotaxi operators is intensifying as Waymo, Tesla, and Zoox race to scale in U.S. cities.

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Atlanta marks the latest expansion of Zoox's testing footprint as the Amazon-owned company pushes toward commercial service.

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Zoox's boxy, bidirectional robotaxi is engineered without traditional driving controls.

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Ride-hailing rivals are watching closely as Zoox widens its employee-only trials to new markets.

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Autonomous technology is spreading beyond passenger cars into delivery and campus mobility services.

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Early riders will help Zoox refine the passenger experience before public launch in Atlanta.

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