Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Zoox Issues Second Software Recall After San Francisco Crash
Zoox, the self-driving car company owned by Amazon, is having some trouble.
They had a crash in San Francisco, and now they've had to fix their software again.
This is the second time this month!
The software helps the cars see people, and the fix makes sure the cars don't move when people are too close.
One crash involved a scooter and another involved a passenger car, and in both instances, Zoox cars were involved.
Hopefully, these fixes will help the cars drive safely.
Zoox issued a second software recall this month.
The recall addresses how vehicles track pedestrians.
The latest recall follows a crash in San Francisco.
270 vehicles with software versions prior to May 21 are affected.
Earlier this month, a recall was issued after a crash in Las Vegas.
- Who
- Amazon's self-driving unit Zoox
- What
- Issued a second software recall this month due to a crash in San Francisco
- When
- Following a crash in San Francisco earlier this month.
- Where
- San Francisco, CA
- Why
- To improve how vehicles track pedestrians and prevent movement when someone is close.
- Vehicles affected in the latest recall
- 270
- Software version affected
- May 21
- Location of latest crash
- San Francisco, CA
- Dates of crashes
- April 8, Las Vegas and May 8, San Francisco