Amazon’s Robotaxi service Zoox to begin test drives in Denver
Sep 30, 2026, 9:34 AM | Updated: 1:22 pm
With the autonomous driverless cab service Waymo just barely beginning operations in Denver, it may not be long before it gets its first taste of direct competition as Amazon’s Zoox service will soon be operating a small test fleet in Denver for a few months this winter to train their technology on driving in winter conditions such as heavy rain and snow.
On Zoox website, they describe their vehicle as not being a car but “a robotaxi designed around you.” The interior includes charging pads, cupholders and plenty of room both for riders and for their bags and items.
A Zoox representative has indicated they are not expanding to Denver at this time.
Zoox is already operational in 12 cities such as Austin, Miami and San Francisco and most recently adding Houston and San Diego.
Waymo also typically tests their fleet in a city during the Winter season, but with Denver experiencing a warmer than normal Winter last year, they had to test their fleet in other cities before officially launching operations in Denver.
