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Apple’s car-making plans seem to be shifting again, according toBloomberggot the news that the legendary Project Titan May not support full self-driving. The source said it would use a traditional wheel and pedal system and would be capable of self-driving “only” on highways. Users can play games or watch movies in the car during self-driving, but the vehicle will ask you to take over when entering urban roads or encountering bad weather.Not only that, it is said that the launch time of the productanother year delayedwe may not see the finished product until 2026.
Not surprisingly, the self-driving function of Apple’s electric car will be the first to be opened to North America, and then “over time” will gradually expand the scope of application. Apple declined to comment on Bloomberg’s report. But in terms of the “fickleness” of Project Titan, you don’t have to be too surprised if there are changes in the future.