Hyundai Motor has formed a strategic partnership with AI chip giant Nvidia to enhance its auto manufacturing operations across multiple domains harnessing Nvidia’s AI capabilities.

Hyundai Motor Group said Friday it has formed a strategic partnership with Nvidia Corp. for the development of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technologies related to future mobility. Through the partnership signed in Las Vegas on Thursday (local time),

Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) has entered into a strategic partnership with US chip-maker Nvidia Corporation to develop “advanced AI technologies to drive the future of mobility”, the South Korean automaker announced on the fringes of CES 2025 in Las Vegas this week.

Hyundai Motor Group collaborates with NVIDIA to develop advanced AI technologies for future mobility. Their efforts include AI applications in robotics, autonomous driving, and smart factories. The partnership will use NVIDIA's computing and AI software to manage data and improve manufacturing efficiencies.

Both parties will also work closely to create virtual simulation environments for safe and reliable autonomous driving technology.

The Group says they operate a variety of AI initiatives and through this partnership aims to further enhance the application of intelligence to its core mobility products, such as software-defined vehicles and robotics,

Sources say new partnership to fuel Boston Dynamics' growth momentum Hyundai Motor Group said Friday that it has forged a strategic partnership with Nvidia, the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of GPUs,

Through the partnership signed in Las Vegas on Thursday (local time), the group plans to enhance key mobility solutions, including those for software-defined vehicles and robotics, and expand the application of AI technology across its business operations.

Hyundai Motor Group has formed an artificial intelligence (AI) partnership with Nvidia to integrate the software and fabless company's AI technologies into the carmaker's key mobility value chain, both companies announced Friday at this year’s CES tech fair in Las Vegas.