现代汽车集团发布自动驾驶长期路线图：2028年量产英伟达L2+、目标2033年累计驾驶数据超越特斯拉

Hyundai Motor Group is accelerating its push into the global autonomous driving market, leaning on artificial intelligence to expand its pool of driving data and on production capacity of about 7 million vehicles a year. The group aims to surpass the cumulative driving data amassed by front-runners such as Tesla by 2033.
Park Min-woo, president and head of the AVP Division at Hyundai Motor and Kia, laid out the strategy at a media day on autonomous driving held on the 11th at the headquarters of 42dot in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. At its center is what the group calls a "data flywheel": data collected from mass-produced vehicles is used to refine AI models, and vehicles equipped with the improved models generate still more data. The group also plans to add a vision-language-action model to layer reasoning capabilities onto visual information.
Hyundai will roll out Nvidia-based Level 2+ autonomous driving in mass-produced vehicles in the first half of 2028, followed by Level 2++ in the second half. In the second half of 2029, it will begin mass production of Level 2++ systems built on its own platform, Atria AI. "Once full-scale mass production of autonomous driving systems begins, we will overtake our competitors' data volumes within five years," a company official said.