Apple's largest product ever hung, which was a great surprise to the outside world.
Analyst Kuo reported that Apple's team of employees working on the company's long-rumored electric vehicles had been "disbanded for some time" and that a restructuring over the next three to six months would be necessary to begin to catch up with the mass production of the car by 2025.
Kevin Lynch, Apple's vice president of technology, took over leadership of the electric vehicle program last year. Lynch is best known for his work on the Apple Watch, where he has been with Apple since 2013 and before that he was an Adobe executive.
Rumors about Apple's car have been ringing, but if the team is successfully restructured, it could be launched as early as three years later.
Before the voice about Apple to launch a smart car has been continuous, they have not responded positively, of course, there is no denial, and now the disbanded team, people can not help but question whether this project has been completely abandoned.
Source: Fast Technology