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Nvidia: autonomous driving will be “multi-trillion” industry

Amid a flurry of announcements, Nvidia staked its claim at the centre of what it believes to be the future of automotive. By Stewart Burnett

At CES 2025, Nvidia asserted its central role in enabling autonomous driving (AD). During his opening keynote at the event, Chief Executive Jensen Huang made a series of announcements intended to illustrate this. Perhaps the most noteworthy was that its next-generation core processor for the Nvidia Drive System, Thor, first revealed in 2022, had entered full production and would feature in commercially available vehicles through the first half of 2025.  

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