Apple Car Launch Delayed to 2028, Self-Driving Features Scaled Back

The tech giant's ambitious electric vehicle project, Project Titan, faces challenges as it shifts strategy to align with current autonomous driving technology.

Apple has reportedly delayed the launch of its electric vehicle to 2028 and scaled back its self-driving features.
The vehicle, known internally as Project Titan, will now feature 'level two' autonomous driving features, similar to Tesla's Autopilot technology.
The shift in strategy comes as Apple finds the push into cars more challenging than it initially hoped.
Apple has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the project but is yet to come up with a prototype.
The company is now considering offering extra autonomous features as future upgrades once the car is released.