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Bolt selects Nvidia driving software for planned European robotaxi fleet

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Bolt selected Nvidia's Alpamayo Stack driving software for its European robotaxi program, beginning with future Lucid vehicles built on Nvidia's Hyperion computing platform, Nvidia announced. The companies will adapt the software for European roads and integrate it into vehicles from multiple manufacturers. Bolt plans to start gathering driving data in Madrid in 2027, subject to regulatory approval. Its planned European rollout includes at least 25,000 level 4-capable future Lucid vehicles, with Germany a priority for deployment. Nvidia also said Volvo Cars is adopting Hyperion and Alpamayo Stack for future automated driving.
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