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Mercedes-Benz and Volvo to share Nvidia autonomous driving stack

10/16/2026 — 10/16, 21:20·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)

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  • Mercedes-Benz and Volvo will develop their next-generation driver assistance and autonomous driving systems on Nvidia's autonomous driving s…

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According to a report by Andrew J. Hawkins of The Verge, Volvo says it will use NVIDIA's Hyperion platform to launch a Level 2++ hands-free, point-to-point automated driving system by 2030. The report describes the system as similar to Tesla's Full Self-Driving, in that it will enable hands-free, point-to-point partially automated driving on local roads. Volvo has not yet announced which specific models will carry the system or a more detailed timeline. That is where matters currently stand, with no further developments reported beyond these statements.

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Latest turnMercedes-Benz and Volvo will develop their next-generation driver assistance and automated driving systems on Nvidia's self-driving stack, The Next Web reports. Volvo expanded its own Nvidia partnership a day earlier, and both carmakers will build on the same stack.

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  1. Mercedes-Benz and Volvo will develop their next-generation driver assistance and automated driving systems on Nvidia's self-driving stack, The Next Web reports. Volvo expanded its own Nvidia partnership a day earlier, and both carmakers will build on the same stack.

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  2. According to The Verge's Andrew J. Hawkins, Volvo says it will use NVIDIA's Hyperion platform to launch a Level 2++ hands-free, point-to-point automated driving system by 2030. Like Tesla's Full Self-Driving, it is meant to enable hands-free point-to-point partially automated driving on local roads.

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