Connected Car
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is stepping up its efforts to develop autonomous car tech by opening three new engineering hubs in Europe. They mark the next step in JLR’s strategic partnership with chip manufacturer Nvidia, first announced last year, and will create 100 jobs. Related :Jaguar Land Rover, Nvidia Team on Automated Driving SystemsIn announcing the partnership, the pair confirmed that from 2025, all new JLR vehicles will be built on the Nvidia Drive software-defined platform. This full-stack solution will be based on Nvidia’s Drive Hyperion software-defined platform, which features Drive Orin centralized AV computers. The partnership will also see JLR use insights from Nvidia data centers and access Nvidia simulators as it develops its vehicles.