NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Becomes the Global Platform for a Robotaxi-Ready World News Summary: - Foxconn is expanding its strategic collaboration with NVIDIA to develop and deploy level 4-ready robotaxi fleets in Taiwan, beginning in Kaohsiung, with plans to scale across Asia. - VinFast is working with Autobrains to bring level 4 vehicles built on DRIVE Hyperion to the Southeast Asia market. - Uber will integrate several DRIVE Hyperion-powered autonomous vehicle fleets into its global ride-hailing network, including collaborations with Autobrains to launch a robotaxi program in Munich later this year. - HUMAIN is working to bring DRIVE Hyperion-powered robotaxis to Saudi Arabia, expanding the platform’s global footprint into the Middle East. TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NVIDIA GTC Taipei -- NVIDIA today announced a major expansion of the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion™ robotaxi-ready platform ecosystem, bringing together leading global automakers, manufacturing and autonomous vehicle (AV) software ecosystem partners along with ride-hailing mobility providers to build and expand level 4-ready robotaxi fleets. NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion provides the entire global transportation industry with a safe, scalable, level 4-ready platform built on the NVIDIA Halos full-stack safety system for physical AI. It combines high-performance NVIDIA DRIVE AGX™ in-vehicle compute, NVIDIA Halos OS — the software foundation of Halos, built on the safety-certified NVIDIA DriveOS™ operating system — with a compatible multimodal sensor suite and NVIDIA DRIVE™ AV software purpose-built for highly automated and autonomous driving capabilities. “Autonomous mobility is entering its industrial scaling moment,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “Vehicles are becoming robots, and robotaxi fleets will require AI infrastructure that can perceive, reason and operate safely in the real world. NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion gives the world’s automakers, AV developers and mobility networks a common level 4-ready foundation — uniting compute, sensors, safety software and a global ecosystem