At CES 2025, Toyota announced its next-generation vehicles will feature automated driving capabilities powered by Nvidia’s Drive AGX Orin supercomputer and safety-focused DriveOS. This operating system enables real-time AI processing and advanced driving integration.
Toyota has been using Nvidia’s cloud-based tools for years, including DGX for AI model training and Omniverse for simulation testing. This latest partnership extends Nvidia’s cloud-to-car strategy, integrating their in-vehicle technology directly into Toyota’s automated systems.
Beyond Toyota, Aurora Innovation and Continental also announced plans to deploy driverless trucks using Nvidia’s Drive Thor platform. Nvidia projects its automotive division revenue to hit $5 billion by fiscal 2026.
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