Living for 104-years has given Lilabel Babcock the chance to witness technology that most would not have imagined at the turn of the 20th century, including the rise of the autonomous Zoox robotaxi. She believes that current vehicles have become ‘quite expensive’ and is glad that there are robotaxis capable of picking her up for errands.
What separates a Zoox from its competition are the company’s bidirectional vehicles, which means they can move forward and backward with ease. This makes pulling into a parking space and then backing out a breeze. They also have carriage seating, where riders face each other, in hopes of promoting social interaction. You can currently find Zoox robotaxis in major cities like Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Seattle.
- Large Dashboard: Enjoy a clear view of speed & battery info with a 183% larger display, reducing distractions during rides.
- Powerful 250W Motor: With a maximum 450W output, the E2 offers a 15.5 mi range, reaching speeds of 12.4 MPH. It's IPX4 water-resistant and supports up...
- Comfortable Design: Experience a smooth ride with 8.1-inch shock-absorbing tires, Electronic plus Drum Brake system, low gravity center, and rear...
I learned to drive a car when I was 25. I had never driven a car in my life. Bill, my husband-to-be was in the army, stationed in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I was working out of Ann Arbor to be with him,” said Lilabel Babcock.
