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Hyundai Announces NVIDIA Blackwell AI Factory to Power Fleet of AI-Driven Mobility Solutions

With NVIDIA, Hyundai Motor Group is evolving its vehicles and factories from independent systems into a single, interconnected and intelligent ecosystem, setting a new standard for the future of the global automotive industry.

Uber and NVIDIA Partner to Deploy World-Ready Level 4 Robotaxi Fleets

By enabling faster growth across the level 4 ecosystem, NVIDIA can support Uber in scaling its global autonomous drive fleet to 100,000 vehicles over time, starting in 2027.

Lucid Plans to Launch Consumer EVs with Level 4 Autonomy, Powered by NVIDIA

The collaboration with NVIDIA positions Lucid to deliver one of the world’s first privately owned passenger vehicles with Level 4 autonomous driving capabilities powered by the NVIDIA DRIVE AV platform.

Stellantis and Pony.ai will jointly develop Level 4 autonomous vehicles

Automotive giant Stellantis and autonomous drive technology company Pony.ai have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of robotaxi solutions in Europe.

Mercedes-Benz and Athos Silicon Pioneer New Autonomous Computing Chip Standards

Mercedes-Benz and Momenta Develop Next-Generation Intelligent Driver Assistance System

Mercedes-Benz and Momenta announced the upcoming launch of a jointly developed intelligent driver assistance system based on Momenta’s Flywheel Big Model.

Amazon’s Zoox launches robotaxi service in Las Vegas

Amazon subsidiary Zoox has launched its first public robotaxi service in Las Vegas. Rides are free and available through the Zoox app, which can be downloaded on both iOS and Android devices.

Lyft and May Mobility Bring Autonomous Vehicles to Midtown Atlanta

Lyft and May Mobility are rolling out their first autonomous vehicle deployment together, bringing cutting-edge AV technology to the heart of Atlanta.

Qualcomm and BMW Unveil Self-driving Tech with Jointly Developed Software Stack

Qualcomm Technologies and BMW Group introduced Snapdragon Ride Pilot, the companies’ new automated driving (AD) system resulting from a three-year collaborative effort.