Apple has delayed the release of the “Apple Car,” an electric car that is expected to cost less than $100,000, until 2026. Apple is narrowing the scope of its self-driving electric car objective, according to Gizmochina. The “Titan” project, which is associated with this vehicle, appears to have been dormant for some time. The iPhone manufacturer’s original aim was to develop a car without a steering wheel or pedals, allowing passengers to sit next to one another in a limo-style vehicle.
However, the scope of the project has been decreased and it will now feature a more traditional design with a driver’s seat, steering wheel, and pedals. The car will not have completely autonomous or self-driving capabilities, but it will be able to drive itself on highways.
It would give users enough autonomy to play games or watch videos while driving, but will ask you to take control if you are in a city or in poor weather. Apple Car will now cost less than $100,000, rather than the more than $120,000 that was previously predicted, because the tech giant has reduced the vehicle’s comforts and features.
The vehicle’s design is still being worked on by the corporation, but it will be completed by the end of next year. Following that, the car’s feature list is scheduled to be completed by 2024, and testing will begin in 2025, ahead of the Apple Car’s expected introduction in 2026. Apple Car was originally scheduled to arrive in 2024.
Apple plans to construct a “beta” version of the “Apple Car” by 2022, followed by 100,000 units for production in 2024. Despite worldwide part shortages, Apple is still targeting 2024 for start manufacture, according to rumours.
A high-performance E-GMP variant can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than 3.5 seconds and reach a peak speed of 160 miles per hour. Apple may potentially collaborate with General Motors and PSA, a European automaker, on future models or in other markets.
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