NVIDIA Grows DRIVE Hyperion Ecosystem to Speed Up Full Self-Driving
NVIDIA expands its DRIVE Hyperion platform with major automotive and sensor partners to fast-track level 4 autonomous vehicles for passengers and freight.
NVIDIA announces a major expansion of its DRIVE Hyperion ecosystem at CES, welcoming tier 1 suppliers, automotive integrators, and sensor partners like Bosch, Magna, Sony, and ZF Group. This growing network builds on NVIDIA's level 4 robotaxi-ready platform to accelerate the development of safe, fully autonomous passenger and commercial vehicles. By integrating these key industry players, NVIDIA creates a unified global ecosystem designed to transform how people and goods move.
Leading companies such as Astemo, AUMOVIO, Quanta, and ZF Group are building electronic control units based on the DRIVE Hyperion architecture. Additionally, partners like Aeva, Arbe, Hesai, Omnivision, and Sony qualify their advanced sensor suites—spanning cameras, radar, lidar, and ultrasonic technologies—on the open platform. This comprehensive sensor integration allows automakers to build and validate highly optimized perception systems specifically for level 4 autonomy.
NVIDIA vice president of automotive Ali Kani emphasizes that everything that moves eventually becomes autonomous, with DRIVE Hyperion serving as the backbone of this transition. By unifying compute, sensors, and safety into a single open platform, NVIDIA gives automotive customers confidence in full hardware compatibility. This seamless integration significantly streamlines development, reduces testing time, lowers overall costs, and enables the industry to bring reliable full autonomy to market faster.