Quick Takeaways
- Magna NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform enables OEM deployment of scalable autonomous driving systems.
- Magna strengthens NVIDIA collaboration to support L2++, L3, and L4 autonomy launches.
On January 5, Magna announced an expansion of its collaboration with NVIDIA to support OEM deployments on the Magna NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform. Through this collaboration, Magna will provide OEMs with a comprehensive portfolio of system integration, validation, and vehicle launch services for the NVIDIA DRIVE AV stack running on DRIVE AGX Thor accelerated compute.
The expanded collaboration strengthens Magna’s capability to support advanced autonomous driving programs by enabling efficient deployment of software-defined vehicle architectures. By leveraging the DRIVE Hyperion platform, OEMs can accelerate development timelines while ensuring performance, safety, and scalability across multiple vehicle programs.
Magna NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Platform Launch Services
Magna will offer platform launch and execution services for L2++, L3, and L4 autonomy systems, supporting smooth deployment across different levels of vehicle automation. These services are designed to address the growing complexity of autonomous systems that rely on high-performance compute ECUs and advanced sensor architectures.
Magna is positioned to deliver complete system launch activities, including system integration, verification, validation, safety approval, and deployment. This end-to-end support helps OEMs reduce integration risks while meeting global quality and regulatory expectations.
Flexible System Responsibilities for OEMs
Magna’s role can encompass a flexible range of system responsibilities, which OEMs may engage in whole or in part, depending on program needs and internal capabilities.
By expanding its collaboration with NVIDIA, Magna reinforces its position as a key systems integrator for next-generation autonomous driving solutions, supporting OEMs in scaling advanced autonomy from development through production with confidence and efficiency.
The expanded collaboration strengthens Magna’s capability to support advanced autonomous driving programs by enabling efficient deployment of software-defined vehicle architectures. By leveraging the DRIVE Hyperion platform, OEMs can accelerate development timelines while ensuring performance, safety, and scalability across multiple vehicle programs.
Magna NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Platform Launch Services
Magna will offer platform launch and execution services for L2++, L3, and L4 autonomy systems, supporting smooth deployment across different levels of vehicle automation. These services are designed to address the growing complexity of autonomous systems that rely on high-performance compute ECUs and advanced sensor architectures.
Magna is positioned to deliver complete system launch activities, including system integration, verification, validation, safety approval, and deployment. This end-to-end support helps OEMs reduce integration risks while meeting global quality and regulatory expectations.
Flexible System Responsibilities for OEMs
Magna’s role can encompass a flexible range of system responsibilities, which OEMs may engage in whole or in part, depending on program needs and internal capabilities.
- Bringing Systems Together: Coordinating hardware and software to work seamlessly, including electronic components and sensors, and confirming everything functions as intended.
- Thorough Testing: Using advanced tools and real-world driving to confirm performance and reliability before launch.
- Global Rollout Support: Helping introduce the platform across regions while meeting quality and safety expectations.
By expanding its collaboration with NVIDIA, Magna reinforces its position as a key systems integrator for next-generation autonomous driving solutions, supporting OEMs in scaling advanced autonomy from development through production with confidence and efficiency.
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