Tag: Nvidia Drive AV

Nvidia pushes forward with Uber, Lucid, Stellantis using new Level 4 AV architecture

Posted by Kevin Jost | Oct 28, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Software

At its GTC DC conference, Nvidia today announced it is partnering with Uber to scale the world’s largest Level 4-ready mobility network using the new Nvidia Drive AGX Hyperion 10 platform, while in new design wins, Lucid and Stellantis are leveraging the architecture to accelerate their Level 4 efforts.

Nvidia gets physical in Paris

Posted by Kevin Jost | Jun 11, 2025 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Robotics, Semiconductors, Software, Vehicles

Today, at its GTC Paris AI conference held in conjunction with the Viva Technology startup/tech event, Nvidia revealed its latest physical AI advancements in full-stack Drive AV three-computer platform and Cosmos foundation models as it pursues the trillion-dollar automotive opportunity.

TOP PICS

: Kodiak’s Gen5 virtual driver combines advanced AI software with modular and vehicle-agnostic hardware.

: One of the defining features for the i3 is the BMW Panoramic iDrive providing a completely new experience.

: Xiaomi Vision GT rear.

: The PlusAI and International Level 4 autonomous truck is powered by the Nvidia Drive AGX Hyperion platform.

: Tensor’s Robocar at Nvidia’s CES 2026 exhibit.

: VisionLink is the flagship application of Cat’s tech portfolio.

: Cat autonomous construction machines include haul trucks, dozers, excavators, soil compactors, and loaders.

: The i3 interior features interesting lighting effects.

: Genesis X Skorpio Concept front side from above.

: Tier IV and Isuzu are deploying Level 4 buses powered by Hyperion.

: The Cat 745 articulated truck can be had with a complete Command feature set.

: Trinity head on at CES 2026.

: In January, Gatik started operating fully driverless trucks at scale for commercial deliveries.

: Huang explains agents and OpenClaw at Nvidia GTC.

: BMW i3 50 xDrive rear side view.

: BMW i3 50 xDrive in new metallic M Le Castellet Blue.

: McMurtry’s Spéirling Pure electric fan hypercar.

: The Trinity uses two YASA P400R motors with up to 400 hp each.

: The Trinity has two rear drive wheels.

: Huang says that Nvidia is world’s largest contributor to open-source AI.

: Huang announced the enterprice-ready Nvidia NemoClaw Reference for OpenClaw.

: Volvo is accelerating innovation with vehicles like the electric EX60.

: Red Bull Racing RB22 front.

: Plus AI-equipped International Level 4 autonomous truck on the road.

: Carbon Robotics’ LaserWeeder G2 lasers spinach in Yuma during daytime.

: Motional last week launched Ioniq 5 robotaxi service on Uber’s network in Las Vegas.

: BMW i3 front design features a reimagined and more horizontal BMW kidney grille and twin headlights.

: Will.i.am at CES 2026 holding core GPU and showing the Trinity vehicle.

: Komatsu HD605-10 truck fitted with Smart Quarry Autonomous in action.

: Nvidia’s OpenShell provides tools for controlling autonomous agents in a trusted infrastructure policy layer, adding security in the environment.