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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-autos-exclusive/exclusive-apple-targets-car-production-by-2024-and-eyes-next-level-battery-technology-sources-idUSKBN28
by xedeon 6y ago
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-autos-exclusive/exclusive-apple-targets-car-production-by-2024-and-eyes-next-level-battery-technology-sources-idUSKBN28V2PY https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-autos-exclusive/exc...
- turtlebits 6y ago"Apple declined to comment on its plans or future products."
- xedeon 6y agoThat goes without saying. Since when did Apple discuss future plans? It's well known since 2014 that they have been working on Project Titan for a while and even hired former Ford, Tesla, and Mercedes-Benz employees.
- whimsicalism 6y agoIt goes without saying that Apple declines to comment on its "announcement"?
- xedeon 6y agoLook, I posted the article for context. Not to support the OP. Notice how I didn’t even say anything. I have no idea nor pretend to know the timeline. I just know that Apple is working on Project Titan for a while now. Take your issue with the authors who wrote the articles.
- ogre_codes 6y agoOften these "Well Sourced" rumors end up being off by years. While we all know Apple has a "Project Titan" when or even if there will be an end product is up in the air. The rumor sites can't even get a good estimate on the launch of Apple's AirTag/ location tracker things and there have been traces in the code for much of a year.
- xedeon 6y agoI certainly agree. Even when Apple formally announce a product, there’s still a possibility that it will get canned. Like AirPower.