Zoox Robotaxis Coming to Uber Starting Late 2026

Amazon's autonomous vehicle unit Zoox will let riders hail its robotaxis through the Uber app, kicking off in Las Vegas.

Zoox Robotaxis Coming to Uber Starting Late 2026

Amazon's self-driving subsidiary Zoox is teaming up with Uber to put its robotaxis on the ride-hailing giant's platform. The rollout begins in Las Vegas in late 2026, with Los Angeles following in 2027.

There's a catch, though. Zoox still needs federal approval in the US before any of this happens. No robotaxi, no ride — regulatory green light required.

The partnership marks another major ride-hailing platform embracing autonomous vehicles. Uber has been steadily building relationships with robotaxi operators after scrapping its own self-driving ambitions years ago.

For Amazon, the deal gives Zoox something it desperately needs: distribution. Building a robotaxi is hard. Getting people to actually use it is harder. Plugging into Uber's massive user base is the shortcut.

Whether regulators play ball on the timeline remains the billion-dollar question.