The Apple Car dream is dead after the company invested billions of dollars and years of work. Here's why it's good news.
Yesterday, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that the Apple Car dream was dead after billions of dollars invested over almost a decade in a project fated to fail. Over the years, BGR reported on changes in the team's leadership, key executives and engineers leaving Cupertino, and even Apple realizing it couldn't create a self-driving vehicle just yet.
First, Apple would need to develop the vehicle, which requires using countless resources that take a toll on our planet. Then, the car would need to be shipped from China to the US. Comparatively, do you think Apple can ship more iPhones or vehicles in a cargo ship? If the company starts accounting for everything it would need to do to make this car green, it couldn't be worth it.
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