Apple's California testing permit for autonomous driving cars has been revoked, officially ending the self-driving car plan
According to reports, at the request of Apple, the California Department of Motor Vehicles has revoked the company's permit to test autonomous vehicles on public roads in California, indicating that Apple has officially halted its rumored autonomous vehicle project. The permit was first issued in 2017, allowing Apple to test autonomous vehicles on the road with a safety driver until April 30, 2025. It is reported that Apple submitted a confirmation notice to the California Department of Motor Vehicles to cancel the permit. The department replied on September 25 that the permit would be revoked on September 27. This is the latest setback for Apple's autonomous vehicle project Titan. Earlier this year, there were reports that the tech giant delayed the release of the Apple car and downgraded the autonomous driving level from L4 to L2+
According to the latest information from Zhitong Finance and Economics APP, it is reported that at the request of Apple (AAPL.US), the California Department of Motor Vehicles has revoked the company's permit to test autonomous vehicles on public roads in California. This means that Apple has officially halted its rumored autonomous vehicle project.
The permit was first issued in 2017, allowing Apple to test autonomous vehicles on the road with a safety driver until April 30, 2025.
It is reported that Apple submitted a confirmation notice to the California Department of Motor Vehicles to cancel the permit. The department replied on September 25 that the permit would be revoked on September 27.
This is the latest setback for Apple's autonomous vehicle project Titan. Earlier this year, there were reports that the tech giant delayed the release of the Apple car and downgraded the autonomous driving level from L4 to L2+