And that’s before you get to the idea that Apple, who is quite obsessive about its brand, would have its logo plastered on the internet every time one of its cars so much as kissed a lamppost.

Not surprisingly, neither Apple nor Elon Musk — Tesla was always to be target of Apple’s car — responded formally to the paper’s request for comments. Though Musk did responded to the news ...

On The Vergecast: the end of the Apple Car era, content moderation goes to the Supreme Court, where has all the TikTok music gone, and much more. On The Vergecast: the end of the Apple Car era ...

Apple’s secretive car project died without ever seeing the light of day. It’s a fitting end, considering we’ve collectively spent the last decade aware of it without really knowing too much ...