Amazon’s Zoox just got the green light from the NHTSA to commercially deploy its fully driverless robotaxis—no steering wheels or pedals in sight. Built from scratch for autonomy, this approval kicks off operations in Las Vegas and puts serious pressure on Waymo and Tesla. While Waymo leads with real-world miles and paid rides, Zoox’s purpose-built design and Amazon’s backing make it a formidable long-term rival. Tesla, still awaiting federal approval, faces growing scrutiny as Elon Musk’s AI-driven driving vision clashes with regulatory reality. With Zoox poised to scale to 5,000 vehicles in two years, the race to dominate the robotaxi future is heating up—and Tesla must move fast to avoid falling behind.
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