The British marque will be using Rescale's digital engineering platform, which is powered by NVIDIA, to improve its product development processes.
This sees all three brands join forces to advance the development of autonomous driving tech, as well as propel HMG at the forefront of AI-defined driving.
Both companies will also co-develop AI capabilities to strengthen HMG's future capabilities.
This partnership will see Hyundai Motor Group utilise NVIDIA's softwares and platforms to further accelerate the development of advanced AI technologies.
With groundbreaking safety technology to come as standard, Volvo will aim to set a new standard for automotive safety.
All new models from Hyundai Motor Group brands will feature the Nvidia Drive platform for their infotainment systems as standard starting from 2022.
Mercedes-Benz will be collaborating with Nvidia to build software-defined computing architecture for automated driving.
Volvo Cars and NVIDIA are joining forces for the development of a highly advanced, AI-capable core computer for the next generation of Volvo cars.
Volkswagen and NVIDIA shared their vision for how AI and deep learning will shape the development of a new generation of intelligent Volkswagen vehicles.
Bosch plans to collaborate with NVIDIA to develop an artificial intelligence on-board computer, which will be able to teach cars to drive themselves.