NVIDIA · vehicle computer
DRIVE AGX Thor
Blackwell-based central car computer. Each WeRide HPC 3.0 computer and each planned Aurora Driver carries two of these chips; Nuro's Lucid robotaxi and Pony.ai's next controller also use it.
- Compute
- 1,000 TOPSINT8 (sparse) per SoC
- Power
- —Not published
- Process
- —Not published
- Made by
- —Not published
- First year
- 2025
- Price
- —Not published
Robots that use it
4 robot models whose maker or reputable press names this chip; 2 not yet in the atlas are listed by name.
2024ChinaRobotaxi GXRWeRide · vehicleCommercialFully autonomous
2025United StatesUber robotaxiLucid Gravity with Nuro DriverUber, Lucid and Nuro · vehiclePrototypeSupervised
How we know: 4 sources, one per robot
- Pony.ai next-generation domain controllerApril 2026 controller built on DRIVE Hyperion with DRIVE AGX Thor; which vehicles get it is not stated.en.prnasia.com
- Robotaxi GXRHPC 3.0 platform (with Lenovo) uses two DRIVE AGX Thor chips for up to 2,000 TOPS; WeRide calls GXR the first mass-produced L4 vehicle on Thor.ir.weride.ai
- Uber robotaxi (Lucid Gravity with Nuro Driver)Nuro's driving system in the Lucid Gravity runs on NVIDIA DRIVE Thor.cbtnews.com
- Aurora Driver (Continental-built, planned 2027)Primary computer will use two DRIVE Thor SoCs running DriveOS; Continental plans volume production in 2027.fleetowner.com
The NVIDIA family
Every NVIDIA chip in the atlas, oldest first.
- 2016DRIVE PX 220-24 TOPS
- 2017DRIVE AGX Pegasus320 TOPS
- 2017Jetson TX21.33 TFLOPS1
- 2018DRIVE AGX Xavier30 TOPS
- 2018Jetson AGX Xavier30-32 TOPS2
- 2019Jetson Nano0.47 TFLOPS4
- 2020Jetson Xavier NX21 TOPS3
- 2022DRIVE AGX Orin254 TOPS8
- 2022Jetson AGX Orin200-275 TOPS20
- 2023Jetson Orin Nano (incl. Super)34-67 TOPS5
- 2023Jetson Orin NX117-157 TOPS15
- 2025DRIVE AGX Thor1,000 TOPS4
- 2025IGX ThorThor-class Blackwell compute with functional-safety support2
- 2025Jetson AGX Thor (T5000)2,070 TFLOPS16
- 2026Jetson T2000400 TFLOPS
- 2026Jetson T3000865 TFLOPS
- 2026Jetson T40001,200 TFLOPS1
About NVIDIA
United States · chip designer
Fabless designer of the Jetson robot modules (Nano to Thor), the IGX industrial platform and the DRIVE car computers (PX 2 to Thor). It is the most common compute supplier in the atlas, and its Orin and Thor parts sit in most current humanoids and many robotaxis.
Sources
Specs come from the maker and reference pages. The source for each robot is under "How we know" above.
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