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Apple Car Tested On The Roads Expected To Launch September 2021

According to the latest reports, key supply chain manufacturers have confirmed that Apple plans to launch the first Apple Car in the third quarter of next year September 2021, at least two years ahead of the original plan, and even the Apple Car prototype has been tested on the road in California in 2017 according to Macrumors. In response to the demand for Apple Car stocking, major manufacturers such as Heda and BizLink have all burst orders.

In addition, reports indicate that Apple’s chip manufacturing partner TSMC is working with Apple to develop “autonomous driving chips.” While many sources have claimed the Apple Car will be released between 2023 and 2025, including analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the report cites an unnamed director at a major Taiwanese manufacturer who said Apple is targeting a September 2021 launch.

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