After working on it for about 10 years, Apple has finally pulled the plug on its ambitious Apple Car project that could have taken the tech giant to a whole new level. The idea of an Apple Car goes back to the days of Steve Jobs, when he and a former senior had some chats about what their dream car would look like. But it was only in 2014 that Apple started to get serious about making an electric vehicle and launched a secret project called Titan.
Apple Car journey, and what the company had in mind for its design and performance.
Even back then Apple's goal was to build a self driving car.
Always ahead of the curve, some of the top executives at Apple were already brainstorming about the possibility of a self driving Apple Car back way back in 2008. In an interview with Bloom berg, Tony fad ell, a former senior vice president at the company, said that he and Jobs had a couple of walks where they asked each other hypothetical questions about their ideal car.
If we were to build a car, what would we build? What would a dashboard be? And what would this be? What would seats be? How would you fuel it or power it he said in the interview.
Since then, the project has been through a lot of ups and downs. In this article, we'll take you through the major milestones and challenges of the Apple Car journey, and what the company had in mind for its design and performance.
Always ahead of the curve, some of the top executives at Apple were already brainstorming about the possibility of a self driving Apple Car back way back in 2008. A interview with Bloomberg, Tony fad ell, a former senior
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