Volvo and Nvidia Deepen Collaboration on Autonomous Driving Tech
Volvo Cars and Nvidia are deepening their partnership to integrate advanced AI computing and sensor technologies into future autonomous vehicle models.

Volvo Cars and Nvidia are deepening their partnership to integrate advanced AI computing and sensor technologies into future autonomous vehicle models.

Volvo is deepening its collaboration with Nvidia to integrate a new automated driving system across its entire vehicle range, including electric, hybrid, and gas-powered models.

Tesla is working on a feature that will allow Cybercab passengers to access live camera feeds during trips to compensate for the absence of traditional mirrors.

The US NHTSA is reviewing complaints that Tesla Robotaxi vehicles, including the Cybercab, have failed to observe speed limits in school zones.

Denza Z9 GT will be the first BYD model in Europe to feature the God’s Eye autonomous navigation system, with a market launch scheduled for 2027.

Hello Robotaxi has launched HelloWorld, a generative world model designed to assist in autonomous driving research through interactive scenario simulation and data generation.

Xpeng has launched large-scale European test drives for its NGP VLA 2.0 driving system, with a commercial rollout scheduled for Q1 2027.

Xpeng has launched its Yoyo robotaxi brand, utilizing a partner-based model to deploy Level 4 autonomous vehicles in Guangzhou.

XPeng has announced plans to begin mass production of its IRON humanoid robots by late 2026, with deliveries starting in the first half of 2027.

GAC Aion is set to launch pre-sales for its new Ray 7 electric sedan on October 17, featuring Huawei drive technology and CATL batteries.

XPeng has become the first Chinese company to secure a secretary-general role within the UN's autonomous driving regulatory framework, leading the new TF-ESRI task force.

XPeng and Tesla are the only two companies participating in the new 'Smart Driving Lab' at the 2026 Paris Motor Show, marking a significant showcase of autonomous driving tech.
XPeng Group has become the first Chinese company to hold a secretary-general position within the United Nations autonomous driving regulatory framework.
XPENG has introduced its YOYO robotaxi, marking the transition of its autonomous driving technology from R&D to commercial service in China.

XPENG will serve as the OICA Secretary for a new UNECE task force focused on global information exchange regarding automated driving technologies.

Tesla is rebranding its driver-assistance software in Europe to Tesla Assisted Driving to meet regulatory standards and move away from the controversial Full Self-Driving label.

Huawei has detailed how its Qiankun ADS system handles narrow road encounters, manual driving assistance on mountain curves, and collision avoidance in blind spots.
XPENG has branded its robotaxi service as XPENG YOYO and initiated public testing, targeting single-vehicle profitability in Guangzhou by the second half of 2027.

Foton Motor and ZHUOYU Technology have entered a strategic partnership to develop and deploy advanced autonomous driving technologies for commercial vehicles.
Xpeng has launched an invite-only pilot for its Yoyo robotaxi service in China, utilizing Level 4 autonomous technology based on the GX SUV platform.
