Technology
What happened to Apple's Project Titan car project?
Status: current
Confidence: medium
Reviewed July 14, 2026
Multiple publications reported that Apple wound down its electric-car project in February 2024; the stored evidence does not include an Apple announcement.
The Guardian and WIRED reported that Apple ended or wound down its electric-car effort in February 2024. WIRED describes the project as internally called Project Titan. These stored sources are secondary journalism, so the candidate should remain private and ready for human review.
Supporting Sources
Supporting Sources
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Apple reportedly scraps multibillion-dollar plan to build electric car | Apple | The Guardian, www.theguardian.com
- Source type
- journalism
- Relationship
- supports
- Notes
- Accepted from the controlled Cloudflare-native source registry after fetching the cited page.
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RIP Apple Car. This Is Why It Died | WIRED, www.wired.com
- Source type
- journalism
- Relationship
- supports
- Notes
- Accepted from the controlled Cloudflare-native source registry after fetching the cited page.
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Technology | 2026-07-12
Apple's car project was reportedly wound down in 2024, and later reporting has suggested a possible influence on chip work; the stored evidence does not include Apple confirmation of that connection.
Multiple publications reported that Apple ended or wound down its electric-car project in February 2024. Later secondary reporting suggested that work associated with the car effort may have influenced later Apple chip development. Reports have also described a possible M7 Ultra chip and a potential memory capacity of up to 1.5TB, but the stored evidence does not include Apple documentation confirming those technical details.
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