Tag: Drive Hyperion

Hyundai Motor Group and Nvidia expand partnership for autonomous driving technology

Posted by Kevin Jost | Mar 16, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Hardware, Passenger Cars, Software

Announced during the GTC AI conference, Hyundai will use the Nvidia Drive Hyperion platform to accelerate development of data-driven autonomous driving systems, the expanded partnership including Level 2+ deployment across select vehicles and Level 4 robotaxi innovation through Motional.

Momentum builds for Nvidia’s GPU and AI solutions

Posted by Kevin Jost | Mar 22, 2022 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Hardware, Sensors, Software

At its GTC event, the company announced it had entered production with Drive Orin, announced BYD and Lucid Group as new EV customers, revealed the next-gen Drive Hyperion AV platform, and announced a new multimodal mapping offering.

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