We already know that the rumor mill around the Apple world is very broad and it is enough for a news item to appear, however small it may be, for all the media and publications to get to work to elucidate different theories about said news. Specifically today we get another one of these news and it is about the creation and development of an electric car by Apple.
This fact has made the news because the Wall Street Journal has confirmed according to its sources that Tim Cook would have approved the launch of this project more than a year ago. For this, Apple would have been hiring different employees from companies as powerful in the sector as Mercedes and BMW, so at this time they would have hundreds of people working on this project, something that according to some media would cause Apple to present an electric vehicle with your brand from Tesla.
These speculations about how Apple will act with what it is up to soared just when they were seen a week ago different camouflaged vans in Brooklyn, Hawaii and San Francisco. Supposedly the code name of the project has been called "Titan" and the initial design, concept or idea of it would be based on this type of mini-van that was seen circulating in the places already mentioned.
The Vice President at Apple, Steve Zadesky would be in charge of leading the project that could have up to a thousand people among its ranks because Tim Cook would have given permission for it. Apple employees who do not have prior knowledge in vehicle construction would have traveled to visit different manufacturers in recent months to gain experience, it is even claimed that Magna Steyr could be involved in this development, a person who already has created vehicles for BMW and Mercedes in the past.
In any case, this information must be taken with tweezers, since although the evidence and clues point us to a great project, it is possible that it will only remain in the development of Car Play or others technologies for different manufacturers and not in creating your own car, as has been said so far.