Apple Car autopilot system rumored to be connected to new Korean supplier
A new report claims that Apple has been working with an unspecified South Korean partner to develop an autopilot processor for the rumored "Apple Car."
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Project Titan
William Gallagher
'Apple Car' needs Machine Learning to make driving decisions fast enough
Apple is planning to use Machine Learning in the "Apple Car," specifically because current processors are not fast enough to autonomously make key driving decisions without the technology.
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Apple surveying South Korean suppliers for Apple Car parts
The main manufacturer of the forthcoming "Apple Car" is expected to be chosen by the end of 2022, and firms in South Korea are vying to provide parts.
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'Apple Car' will disrupt auto industry, says Morgan Stanley
Investment bank Morgan Stanley has advised clients it expects the forthcoming "Apple Car" to be the "ultimate EV bear case," and affect stocks in rival automotive companies.
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Apple ramps up work on fully autonomous 'Apple Car,' targets 2025 release
Apple is preparing to accelerate development of its electric self-driving "Apple Car" with a new focus on a vehicle that's fully autonomous and a potential launch date in 2025.
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Mike Peterson
Apple hires former Tesla engineer to bolster its self-driving car project
Apple has hired a former Tesla engineer to work on software for its secretive "Apple Car" project, according to a new report.
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Apple Car battery talks breaking down under weight of Apple's demands
Apple's attempt to have two battery manufacturers build plants exclusive to the Apple Car have failed, with only a glimmer of hope remaining that they will start up again.
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Mike Wuerthele
Apple taps more drivers to test self-driving cars in California
Apple is continuing efforts to advance internal self-driving car technology, with the iPhone maker recently registering more drivers to pilot technology test beds on California roads.
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AppleInsider Staff
Apple's Kevin Lynch tapped to take over leadership of 'Apple Car' project
Apple software executive Kevin Lynch has reportedly taken over the company's "Apple Car" project after its previous manager departed for Ford.
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