Zoox
Purpose-built driverless robotaxi service, hailed through the Zoox app in named US cities.
Charged per ride with no published rate card. Zoox's own post of 2026-07-30 states it received the first-ever NHTSA Part 555 commercial exemption and, in its subhead, 'We now have regulatory approval to charge for rides'; that paid service began in Las Vegas on 2026-08-10 and reached Harry Reid International Airport on 2026-09-03 is reported by Fox5 Vegas (2026-08-11) and the Las Vegas Review-Journal (2026-09-02), not stated on any Zoox page. NOT FIRST-PARTY for the fact of charging. zoox.com still publishes no fare anywhere and its sitemap carries no pricing page, re-proved 2026-09-07.
What it does
- Autonomous driving
How it compares
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Waymo One
Then there are Zoox and Uber, two wild cards entering the San Francisco market this year.
News reporting · 19 Sep 2026
Sources
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Zoox's own post, JUL 30 2026, meta description read 2026-09-07: 'Zoox has been granted federal regulatory approval by receiving the first-ever NHTSA Part 555 commercial exemption for its purpose-built robotaxi'; its subhead, read in a browser because the page renders client-side, is 'We now have regulatory approval to charge for rides'. That is the vendor stating PERMISSION. That paid service actually began is corroborated by news only -- Fox5 Vegas 2026-08-11 ('launched commercial paid service in Las Vegas', prior Nevada rides complimentary) and the Las Vegas Review-Journal 2026-09-02 (paid rides extended to Harry Reid International Airport from 2026-09-03). No fare, rate card or pricing page exists anywhere on zoox.com: the full sitemap was re-fetched 2026-09-07 and its 23 non-journal URLs contain no /pricing.
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Official documentation · 7 Sep 2026
The homepage's own line is 'It's not a car. It's a robotaxi designed around you.'; /app describes the Zoox app as the way to hail it.
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Official documentation · 7 Sep 2026
Fetched 2026-09-07: <title> and <h1> 'Get the App'. A ride is hailed and paid for directly in the Zoox app -- there is no parent offering it is bundled into, and no Zoox page states any packaging. The App Store listing (apps.apple.com/us/app/zoox/id1588801295) is titled 'Zoox', subtitle 'Robotaxi ride-hailing', developer 'Zoox Inc.'.
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Official documentation · 7 Sep 2026
Fetched 2026-09-07: HTTP 200, <title> 'How To Ride', <h1> 'Meet the future of ride-hailing'. No redirect; still the rider-facing page for the same robotaxi service the record names.
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