Fremont, Calif. – – September 29, 2026 -- Delta Electronics has entered a collaboration with NVIDIA to develop next-generation Level 4 autonomous driving systems, combining Delta's automotive energy management and in-vehicle high-performance computing expertise with NVIDIA's Hyperion sensor-compute platform and Halos safety system.
Delta integrates power electronics expertise with NVIDIA Hyperion platform
NVIDIA Hyperion serves as a reference sensor and compute platform for Level 4 autonomous vehicles and robotaxis, pairing dual NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor units with the NVIDIA Halos safety system to accelerate production-ready autonomy. Delta will contribute its xEV powertrain systems, energy management technology, and system integration capabilities to the joint effort, supported by NVIDIA's dedicated engineering team.
Executives frame deal as acceleration point for smart mobility market
James Tang, Executive Vice President of Mobility Business Category at Delta, said the company's multi-year investment in power electronics and automotive technology, built through work with global automakers, positioned it for this partnership. Rishi Dhall, vice president of automotive at NVIDIA, said Level 4 autonomy requires powerful in-vehicle computing and close collaboration across the automotive ecosystem.
Companies target combined customer networks to expand market reach
Delta plans to leverage relationships with leading global automakers alongside NVIDIA's ecosystem to pursue new business opportunities in autonomous driving. The collaboration is designed to strengthen technology development, ecosystem partnerships, and commercial opportunities for both companies as they compete in the rapidly expanding smart mobility segment.