Driving Towards the Future: Aeva's 4D LiDAR Technology Integrated into NVIDIA's DRIVE Hyperion Platform
Aeva, a company specializing in LiDAR technology, has announced that its 4D LiDAR technology will be integrated into NVIDIA's DRIVE Hyperion autonomous vehicle reference platform. This technology will enhance the platform's perception stack, enabling higher-confidence detection and robust long-range performance in various driving conditions. The collaboration between Aeva and NVIDIA aims to enable Level 3 and Level 4 automated driving capabilities in future vehicles.
Aeva's LiDAR sensors are designed with automotive-grade reliability and high-volume manufacturing in mind, utilizing a silicon-photonics LiDAR-on-Chip architecture. The company's technology platform will be integrated into the Hyperion platform for production vehicle programs starting in 2028, following a production agreement with a European passenger vehicle manufacturer.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Aeva is showcasing its FMCW perception platform solutions, highlighting its role as a core LiDAR sensor supplier to global vehicle manufacturers adopting NVIDIA's autonomous vehicle architecture. The company's recent financial update for Q3 2025 reported revenue of $3.6 million, marking a significant development despite a year-over-year decline in non-GAAP operating loss. Aeva has also secured a multi-year production agreement with a top European automaker and received a $100 million investment from Apollo Global Management to support future strategic initiatives.
Aeva's growing presence in the automotive sector underscores its commitment to advancing LiDAR technology for autonomous driving applications. The integration of its 4D LiDAR technology into NVIDIA's DRIVE Hyperion platform represents a significant milestone in the company's journey towards enabling advanced automated driving capabilities.