Apple electric-vehicle wind down offers reprieve to Tesla, Detroit rivals
The sudden demise of Apple's EV program is a bleak sign for the car market and a welcome boon for automakers themselves. Read on.
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The sudden demise of Apple's EV program is a bleak sign for the car market and a welcome boon for automakers themselves. Read on.
There’s no doubt about it, our cars are smarter and more connected than ever before. While this opens a world of possibility, there’s also a major downside: they are far more vulnerable to cyber attacks. What are automakers doing about it?
“Alpha” version had problems with braking, handling, noise, and leaks.
Exterior view of the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue on August 19, 2020 in New York City.
There’s no doubt about it, our cars are smarter and more connected than ever before. While this opens a world of possibility, there’s also a major downside: they are far more vulnerable to cyber attacks. What are automakers doing about it?