Overview
- Tensor’s dual-mode design features a retractable steering wheel, folding pedals and movable touchscreens to switch seamlessly between manual driving and Level 4 autonomy.
- The Robocar carries 37 cameras, five lidars, 11 radars and a network of microphones, ultrasonic sensors and collision detectors linked to redundant electrical, thermal and drive-by-wire systems.
- Vinfast will manufacture the vehicle at its Hai Phong factory in Vietnam while Nvidia supplies the 8,000-TOPS onboard AI compute module.
- Pre-orders opened today for select U.S., European and Middle East markets with deliveries scheduled for the second half of 2026.
- Tensor has yet to disclose pricing or driving range and must log millions of real-world test miles as its California driverless-testing permit and AutoX ties draw regulatory scrutiny.