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Hyundai delays in-house driver-assist software, partners with Nvidia

Hyundai will use Nvidia’s Hyperion 10 platform first and train its in-house Atria system with the data as it targets 7 million annual vehicles.

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The South Korean automaker will deploy Nvidia-powered Level 2+ and Level 2++ systems in 2028 while its proprietary Atria platform is pushed back two years

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The Hyundai Motor Group announced the operation of its data flywheel system and presented the roadmap for autonomous vehicles.The strategy combines technological partnerships and own artificial intelligence development.Two-front strategy for autonomous vehicle productionThe company has established a two-front plan.The first front uses NVIDIA solutions to start the production of vehicles with Level 2+ systems in the first half of 2028 and Level 2…

Hyundai Motor bets on Nvidia to make up for his lead in autonomous driving as early as 2028, in South Korea and in major global markets. A high-pressure alliance against Tesla and Chinese champions, with a decisive 2028-2029 calendar.

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Quartz broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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