Apple Car Could Be Introduced Later This Year
According to the inventor of the first safe, production-viable lithium-ion battery.
Amidst all the rumors that have surfaced, there are some that believe that the Apple Car could be introduced later this year.
Renowned Japanese chemist Akira Yoshino, the inventor of the first safe, production-viable lithium-ion battery, recently spoke about Apple‘s foray into the automotive world in a recent interview with Reuters. Discussing the possibilities, Yoshino noted that “Apple could lead the convergence of the automotive and information technology industries in future mobility.” Going on to discuss the place of both Tesla and Apple in the electric car industry, revealing his belief that we could see the unveiling of the Apple Car later this year.
“Tesla has their own independent strategy. The one to look out for is Apple. What will they do? I think they may announce something soon. And what kind of car would they announce? What kind of battery? They probably want to get in around 2025. If they do that, I think they have to announce something by the end of this year. That’s just my own personal hypothesis.”
Head over to Reuters to read the interview with Akira Yoshino.
In case you missed it, one of Steve Jobs’ last emails outlined plans for an Apple “iPhone Nano.”
