Zoox in Miami
In Miami, Zoox is running tests. You cannot book a ride there yet.
- Status
- Testing
- Announced
- March 2026
Zoox Miami rides are still being tested, so members of the public cannot book a Zoox robotaxi there yet. Since April 23, 2026, only Zoox employees and their family and friends have been able to ride, as The Charge Port reports.
- Status: Still being tested, and the public cannot ride yet
- Who can ride: Zoox employees, their family, and their friends
- Announced: March 2026
- Where it starts: Edgewater and Beverly Terrace
Where Zoox Serves in Miami
Edgewater and Beverly Terrace are the first neighbourhoods Zoox serves, according to the company's own announcement. Both sit close to the water, on the north side of downtown Miami.
Zoox has said the area will grow larger before public riders get access. The company has not said which neighbourhoods will be added or when that might happen.
Is There a Zoox Miami Map?
There is no detailed public map of the Miami zone from Zoox. The company has shared only the 2 neighbourhoods where service begins:
- Edgewater
- Beverly Terrace
Zoox's self-driving test cars have been on Miami roads since mid-2024. By driving these routes, the company gets to learn the roads before it carries riders.
Waiting for a Zoox Ride in Miami
Zoox says it will soon open a waitlist for Zoox Explorers in Miami. The term Zoox Explorers refers to the early public riders who get to try the service ahead of everyone else. An opening date for the waitlist has not been announced.
Back in March 2026, the company announced testing in Miami and Austin.
Other Robotaxi Choices in Miami Right Now
Zoox is not the only robotaxi company working in Miami. A robotaxi is a self-driving car that collects paying passengers without anyone behind the wheel.
| Company | Where things stand in Miami | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Zoox | Testing, for employees and friends only | April 2026 |
| Waymo | Welcomed its first public riders | January 2026 |
| Tesla Robotaxi | Running unsupervised service | July 2026 |
In January 2026, Waymo welcomed its first public riders in Miami. Since July 3, 2026, Tesla has run unsupervised Robotaxi service in Miami. Unsupervised means nobody from Tesla rides along in the car to watch the drive.
Driverless Taxi Miami Prices
Fares for Miami have not been published by any of these companies. Looking at prices charged elsewhere gives a rough sense:
- A Zoox ride in Las Vegas came to $22.62 on average over 6 trips, a figure above what Lyft charged on comparable journeys.
- A Tesla Robotaxi trip came to $8.17 on average.
Prices in Miami may not match either of those examples.
Zoox Cities Open to the Public
So far, Zoox has welcomed members of the public in 2 cities. Looking at them side by side shows how each market goes from testing to open rides.
| City | Where things stand | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas | Public rides on and around the Strip | Since September 10, 2025 |
| San Francisco | Zoox Explorers can now ride | November 18, 2025 |
| Austin | Testing, with rides for employees and their friends | Not open to the public |
| Miami | Testing, with rides for employees and their friends | April 23, 2026 |
Public rides began on and around the Strip in Las Vegas in September 2025. In November 2025, San Francisco welcomed its first Zoox Explorers.
Other Robotaxis in Zoox Cities
Driverless services from other companies also operate in each of these Zoox cities:
- Las Vegas: Uber and Motional began offering rides on March 13, 2026, while Waymo began public rides in September 2026 and has been adding riders gradually.
- San Francisco: Since June 2024, Waymo has provided full public service across the Bay Area, and Tesla started taking riders in July 2025, with a safety monitor on board.
- Austin: Waymo has been offering driverless rides through Uber since March 2025, while Tesla Robotaxi started on June 22, 2025.