Nvidia experienced a significant surge in its automotive sector sales, doubling in the most recent quarter and reaching a record high, according to a report published by The Economic Times on Feb. 27. This increase was primarily fueled by the robust demand for driver-assist software, leading the revenue from Nvidia's automotive and robotics segment to soar by 103% year over year to $570 million in the fourth quarter of the 2025 fiscal year. As a result, the total revenue for this segment for the fiscal year amounted to $1.69 billion. The growth in revenue is largely attributed to the sales of Nvidia's self-driving platforms, as noted by the company's CFO. For fiscal 2025, revenue was $130.5 billion, up 114% from a year ago.
Despite the impressive growth in the automotive and robotics sector, it represents only 1.45% of Nvidia's total revenue, signaling a vast potential for future growth. Notably, several Chinese electric-car manufacturers, such as BYD, Nio and Zeekr, are already utilizing Nvidia's driver-assist chip systems, showcasing Nvidia's pivotal role in the automotive industry's shift toward more advanced, AI-powered robotic vehicles.
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