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Bloomberg: Apple Targets 2028 Release Date For Its 0wn Electric Vehicle
24 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from 9to5mac
"Initially planning to make a fully autonomous vehicle without a steering wheel, those lofty ambitions have come crashing down to earth in recent years.
"...has had to confront the reality of its vision of a car without a steering wheel is unrealistic...has had to confront the reality of its vision of a car without a steering wheel is unrealistic...This will represent a Level 2+ system; originally Project Titan was aiming for Level 4"
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