Plus and Nvidia Collaborate on AI for Autonomous Trucks

Mar 20, 2025
Plus is partnering with Nvidia to integrate world foundation models into its SuperDrive system for Level 4 autonomous trucks, aiming for a commercial launch by 2027.
Plus and Nvidia Collaborate on AI for Autonomous Trucks

Plus is collaborating with Nvidia to enhance AI capabilities for Level 4 autonomous trucks, as announced in a press release. The partnership involves integrating Nvidia's Cosmos world foundation models into Plus's SuperDrive system, which is designed for factory-built driverless trucks.

Plus's SuperDrive, built on the Nvidia DRIVE AGX platform, combines deep networks with explainable systems to ensure robust and safe autonomous driving. The system has already been selected by major commercial vehicle manufacturers such as TRATON GROUP, IVECO, and Hyundai.

The collaboration aims to accelerate the commercial readiness of Plus's in-vehicle technology by 2027. By post-training Cosmos Predict WFM, Plus intends to enhance the generalization capabilities of its driving models, enabling them to handle a wide range of driving scenarios.

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