Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used his CES keynote to introduce Alpamayo, a new AI platform built to add what the company calls “reasoning” to autonomous vehicles. Rather than simply reacting to inputs, the system is designed to analyse unusual situations, anticipate outcomes, and justify its decisions.

Nvidia claims that Alpamayo, which uses vision language action AI models, will allow self-driving cars to react to and reason through obstacles.

Nvidia has unveiled a new tech platform for self-driving cars as the world's leading chip-maker seeks more physical products to embed AI into. Speaking at the annual CES technology conference in Las Vegas,

"Nvidia to launch its AI-based autonomous technology in 2026" was originally created and published by Just Auto, a GlobalData owned brand.

Nvidia has unveiled a new self-driving car platform, teaming up with Mercedes-Benz on a driverless vehicle set to launch in the US very soon.

Nvidia seems to be everywhere at this year's CES, providing companies with the tools for advancing their autonomous driving and robotics projects

Nvidia introduces 'Alpamayo family' of AI models with goal of using reasoning-based vision language action models to enable 'humanlike thinking' in autonomous vehicle decision-making - Anadolu Ajansı

At CES 2026 in, Nvidia formally introduced its next-generation autonomous driving AI platform, Alpamayo, a move that industry observers say marks the transition of self-driving technology from perception-driven systems to reasoning-oriented intelligence.