Apple’s business partners took their hand fast: Electric car move!

Apple, which is preparing to enter the electric car market in the coming years, will compete with its biggest suppliers on the mobile side.
 Apple’s business partners took their hand fast: Electric car move!
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Apple no longer hides that it aims to enter the electric car industry in the near future. Because, thanks to the patent applications, we see the Apple Car design that the company has in mind at the moment, although it is predicted that there will be a big change in time. However, according to the emerging news, the company’s biggest business partners were quick to enter the market. Here are the details…

Apple supplier Foxconn and Luxshare are in the electric car market!

Taiwan-based Foxconn, commissioned by Apple for the assembly of iPhones, said that it will enter the electric car market in North America by the end of 2023 and that the first vehicle will be released in the near future. He even stated that he received the necessary approval last year, but various studies conducted in the USA and Mexico to determine the appropriate location for the facility took a long time due to the pandemic.

Another supplier company, China-based Luxshare, entered the market as a partner of Chery Group, which has no organic ties with Apple, in order to produce electric cars. But it could also be an important partnership for Apple’s future Apple Car plans, as it will be the company’s first Chinese market experience.

According to the claims brought up by DigiTimes Asia, Apple will make the first car model ready for mass production in the next year or two (possibly by 2025). However, it is stated that the prototype has not yet reached the testing stage.

Also, with these claims, it is said that Foxconn will not be in the Apple Car supply chain and will actually be a competitor, focusing entirely on its own company. At this point, it is stated that Apple is sitting at the table with Hyundai and Magna International.

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