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The fabled Apple Car could launch by 2026, but it won't be fully autonomous
The rumored Apple Car could launch as a semi-autonomous vehicle for under 100,000 USD by 2026. Apple had been aiming at a fully autonomous release.
We've been hearing rumors about an upcoming Apple Car for many years now. Initially, the company was reportedly aiming at a self-driving vehicle that lacks a steering wheel and pedals. However, it seems like the Cupertino firm has now changed its plans for the first model it will release. A new Bloomberg report indicates that the first Apple Car could be semi-autonomous, with its self-driving capabilities limited to highways. In bad weather conditions and on narrower streets, users will need to switch back to manual control.
Apple has reportedly hired a Ford veteran with 30 years of experience
If a new report is to be believed, Apple has hired Ford veteran Desi Ujkashevic. Ujkashevic has over three decades of experience in the auto industry.
For several years, we have heard rumors on and off about Apple developing some sort of electric vehicle. While we have yet to see any physical proof of its existence, there have been plenty of reports about the people involved. Today, a new report attaches auto industry veteran Desi Ujkashevic to the Apple project.
The Apple Car may feature autopilot tech from a South Korean company
A report states that Apple has partnered with a South Korean company to developer its rumored car's autopilot technology.
News about Apple's rumored car have been surfacing for a while now. It is said that the Cupertino tech giant is developing a self-driving electric vehicle that could launch in a few years. While the specifics revolving around it are still somewhat obscure, every now and then a new detail emerges online. The latest report states that Apple has partnered with a South Korean company to develop the autopilot chip for its car. This company seemingly initiated this development last year, and it is expected to conclude it in 2023.
A fully autonomous Apple Car could be a reality by 2025
Apple is aiming at releasing its fully autonomous car by 2025. The company is already testing the technologies that would power it.
It's no secret that Apple has been working on an electric car for years. The company continues to post job listings related to the rumored product and its development. The iPhone manufacturer started Special Projects Group or "Project Titan" back in 2014. Since then, it has been working on bringing a polished product to the roads. Earlier this year, some engineers had been planning a release in five to seven years. However, it seems like Apple is pushing for a four-year release timeline now, which could bring the car to life by 2025.