Which auto company will build the Apple Car?
Curious who Apple is going to partner with to build the Apple Car? You're not alone.
The rumors of an Apple Car keep swirling and many users have found themselves wondering just who Apple might partner up with to create such a thing. If you’re curious to know who some of the best auto companies to keep an eye on are, then we can help.
Which auto company will build the Apple Car?
There are a number of companies that Apple could team up with to create the Apple Car. Of course, no real information is known about the Apple Car at this time other than the tech giant is in talks with multiple auto brands to bring the vehicle to life, including Hyundai. We don’t even know if it’s something that will ever actually release. If you're looking for info on some good companies that could see a partnership with Apple on the new vehicle, well, we've got a few ideas of our own.
Foxconn
Having just unveiled its own electric-vehicle chassis in October, and already being a partner with Apple to manufacturer iPhones and other devices in the Apple ecosphere, Foxconn makes sense. Of course, the company has no real history with vehicle manufacturing yet, and its electric-vehicle chassis is still a way off from being put into mass production. Still, it would be a sensible decision for Apple to take if they want to build off that partnership.
Mercedes, BMW, Porsche, or Audi
We’re throwing all of these well-known car brands into one grouping because—well let’s be honest—if there is one thing Apple likes, it’s making devices that are considered luxuries that not everybody is going to be able to afford. While we see the benefit of the company teaming up with more affordable companies, these auto brands just make sense if Apple is looking to make a higher-end vehicle that appeals to the luxury crowd.
Nissan, Hyundai, Kia
Of course, if the company does decide to go with a more affordable Apple Car, then teaming up with companies like Nissan, Hyundai and Kia also makes sense. We could also see any vehicles from these manufacturers appealing to luxury owners as well, as both Nissan and Hyundai have tried to do in the past. It really all comes down to how Apple decides to approach the Apple Car, and if it even decides to move forward with it at all.
The honest answer here is, we really have no idea who Apple is going to partner with on a car. It could be any of these—or it could even be some auto brand that nobody really knows that much about. All we can do is wait and see where the cards fall and if the company decides to officially move forward with the release or an Apple Car.
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Skoda!
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Daewoo
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Datsun
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That Volkswagen company. Or maybe the parent company, I forget it's name?
Had to look it up, it's Porsche SE.-
Porsche Automobil Holding SE, usually shortened to Porsche SE, is a German holding company with investments in the automotive industry. Porsche SE is headquartered in Zuffenhausen, a city district of Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg and is majority owned by the Austrian-German Porsche family.
They'd know how to make round cars. Especially if they go back to when Porsche 911's were a new design. -
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Nah, I want a tiny round car with electric body. Doesn't have to go fast, just average speed with super cheap fuel. Maybe get fancy with self-driving and an iPad in all four seats. Not sure how if you can deploy an airbag with an iPad in front.
Hm.. let me spitball this for a bit. But the idea is that it's electric and self driving and it's a small round car very similar to a Volkswagen.
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Kia/Hyundai would be a great option. Their quality and fit-and-finish has been REALLY on point lately.
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Do you have statistics for that? I did a lot of reading during my last car purchase and didnt see much mention about kia/Hyundai engine issues.
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That IS good news.
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Surely you mean which car manufacturer is Apple gonna buy?
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McLaren, it's already at the Apple MSRP.
