Zevo Wants To Add Robotaxis To Its Car-Share Fleet, Starting With Newcomer Tensor

Zevo Wants To Add Robotaxis To Its Car-Share Fleet, Starting With Newcomer Tensor

Zevo robotaxis are moving from concept to reality , as the EV-only car-sharing startup announces plans to add autonomous vehicles to its fleet. The company says it will begin with cars from Tensor, a little-known self-driving startup that claims it will sell fully autonomous vehicles by 2026. For consumers, the idea is simple: borrow a robotaxi the same way you’d rent a shared EV today. For the industry, the move raises bigger questions about whether decentralized robotaxi networks can finally work. With real driverless cars already operating in some cities, Zevo’s gamble feels risky—but no longer impossible. Credit: Tensor AI Zevo Robotaxis Signal a New Phase for Car Sharing For more than a year, Dallas-based Zevo has quietly operated an all-electric car-share fleet, focusing on sustainability and flexible access over ownership. Now, Zevo robotaxis represent a strategic leap toward autonomy rather than incremental EV growth. Founder and co-CEO Hebron Sher believes shared autonomous vehic…