Apple has reportedly delayed the launch of its electric vehicle (EV) from 2026 to 2028 and scaled back its self-driving features.
The vehicle, part of Apple's Project Titan, will now feature "level two" autonomous driving capabilities, akin to Tesla's Autopilot, where the driver remains in control while the car can perform certain maneuvers independently.
Apple's original ambition was to launch a "level four" car, capable of driving itself under most conditions. The shift in strategy is seen as a crucial moment, and Apple's board is expected to decide whether to ramp up plans or discontinue the project.
The vehicle, part of Apple's Project Titan, will now feature "level two" autonomous driving capabilities, akin to Tesla's Autopilot, where the driver remains in control while the car can perform certain maneuvers independently.
Apple's original ambition was to launch a "level four" car, capable of driving itself under most conditions. The shift in strategy is seen as a crucial moment, and Apple's board is expected to decide whether to ramp up plans or discontinue the project.