Hyundai's own self-driving software slipped two years to late 2029.
Hyundai said its in-house driver-assist software, Atria, will now reach cars in late 2029. To fill the gap it will ship Nvidia's Hyperion 10 platform in 2028, skipping costly lidar. The plan is to train Atria on data collected by the Nvidia system it replaces.
Why it mattersCarmakers keep promising self-driving software they cannot build alone. Hyundai just admitted it, and Nvidia gains another captive customer.
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