10 hours ago by Steven Loveday
Macintosh Apple Electric Car: Retro is in style right? Cars did sort of look like this back in 1984. Or maybe we're thinking of something from Star Wars. (via ClickMechanic)
Unfortunately for fans, Apple Electric Car news has come to a screeching halt as of late. The only "news" that we tend to see is speculation, or fun renderings. Yet another publication has made an attempt to create some insight into what the secretive Project Titan team may be conjuring up.
ClickMechanic (who fancy themselves as "The Best Mechanic Network In The UK") wants us to envision what an Apple Electric Car might look like, if engineers based it on some of the company's class iconic products. Though quite silly, it's a fun concept. Just like any other automaker, a "concept" is a "concept," but there's still hope for a production level model down the road.
Based on the MacBook Pro's predecessor, the PowerBook G4, this beast looks tough as well as fast. It takes its design cues from the computer's titanium body and stellar performance. (via ClickMechanic)
Perhaps the most memorable and iconic of all of Apple's computers, the 1998 G3 came in multiple colors: blueberry, lime, tangerine, strawberry, and grape. This looks reminiscent of the earlier Apple Car renderings we have come to know. (via ClickMechanic)
How about an Apple Car Air. Light, slim, and surely fast. It is likely the Supercar of the bunch. It could be healthy competition with BMW's i8, and it is assumed that Apple would give us a few more all-electric miles! (via ClickMechanic)
Nothing quite like a jet black iPhone 7. If you could actually fit people in this one it would be fantastic, because it would probably have an enormous range. However, the lithium-ion battery would probably be all that would fit. Maybe you could lie down as it drives itself. (via ClickMechanic)
Eh … Apple Car where art thou? Grace us with thy true presence.
Source & Images: ClickMechanic
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Source: Apple Electric Car Re-Imagined As Classic Apple Products
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