NVIDIA DRIVE Powers the Wave of EV Makers Embracing Automated Driving Innovation

NVIDIA is at the forefront of powering the next wave of electric vehicle (EV) innovation as Li Auto selects the DRIVE Thor centralized car computer for its next-gen EV fleets.

Additionally, major EV players such as GWM, ZEEKR, and Xiaomi are adopting the NVIDIA DRIVE Orin platform for their intelligent automated-driving systems.

Li Auto utilizes two DRIVE Orin processors for its AD Max assisted-driving system, providing 508 trillion operations per second (TOPS) for real-time processing of sensor information, enabling full-scenario autonomous driving.

GWM's Coffee Pilot, based on DRIVE Orin, promises full-scenario smart navigation, while ZEEKR launches the Luxury Sedan powered by two DRIVE Orin systems-on-a-chip.

Xiaomi EV's SU7 sedan, built on dual DRIVE Orin, boasts advanced highway driving functions and an impressive range of up to 497 miles.

The partnership signifies a leap forward in AI-driven autonomous driving capabilities for the evolving EV landscape.