Stunning Apple Car concept created using Apple patents
What you need to know
- A stunning Apple Car concept has been created using Apple patents.
- Vanarama says it created a vision of the anticipated release using real-life patents.
- It is widely known that Apple is investing heavily into developing an electric vehicle.
A new concept has been created that brings the anticipated Apple Car to life using real-life patents filed by Apple.
The concept was created by Vanarama, a UK company known for... well... vans... From its website:
The concept shows a pretty large SUV with a relatively boxy shape, a very distinctive grille, and a sweeping front end. Inside, there's one huge touch screen that supplies all the usual driving information and a space-age steering wheel. It almost looks like Tesla's X if it was built using the design language of the Cybertruck, and well I think it's pretty cool.
Yes, that is a Siri steering wheel.
We've heard plenty about the Apple Car in 2021. Notably, we know that Apple is working on some kind of autonomous electric vehicle. It has been postulated that Apple could move away from a physical vehicle, instead selling an autonomous driving system to other manufacturers. If Apple does sell its own car, we've heard from previous rumors that it will be much more expensive than a Tesla, and won't surface for several years.
Vanaramam's website also includes features on patents filed by Google and Samsung for comparison against Apple's own listed technology.
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