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. The company did not, however, provide a timeline on a commercial launch. In order to start charging customers for rides, it will have to receive more government clearances.
Amazon bought Zoox for $1.3 billion in 2020, while interest in autonomous technology was high. Since then, a number of major automakers have taken a step back from the development of the technology.Ford and VW announced in the fall that they would be shuttering Argo AI, a self-driving unit that they both invested in. As autonomous tech has hit a frustrating plateau, a number of automakers are focusing, instead, on improving easier to implement driver-assistance technologies.
While it is unclear if the autonomous industry will be able to make good on its once lofty ambitions, executives like Evans could at least soon see themselves represented onscreen, as the villains in the final Fast & Furious film.
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