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Volvo says it will use Nvidia's Hyperion platform to launch a Level 2++ hands-free, point-to-point automated driving system by 2030

The system will be similar to Tesla's Full Self-Driving in that it will enable hands-free, point-to-point partially automated driving on local roads.

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Volvo says it will use Nvidia's Hyperion platform to launch a Level 2++ hands-free, point-to-point automated driving system by 2030

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