Back again with the Apple Car. After seeing how Apple has maintained conversations with different companies in the automotive sector And so far nothing has been forged with any of them, all eyes turn to the most powerful company in the electric car market sector. Tesla remains at the forefront of this sector but it seems that Apple is not determined to meet with those responsible.
When all the rumors about the possible conversations that Apple was having with the different companies in the electric car sector come to the fore, many of us wonder what is happening with Tesla. At the time its main person in charge, Elon Musk tweeted that had tried to sell Tesla to Apple many years ago and Cook didn't even want to meet him.
This past theme has resurfaced in the interview that NY Times journalist Kara Swisher has conducted with Apple CEO, Tim Cook. At first it seemed that he wanted to avoid the answer but at the insistence of the journalist, good old Cook has confessed:
I've never talked to Elon although I have great admiration and respect for the company he has built. I think Tesla has done an incredible job of not just establishing the leadership, but maintaining the leadership for such a long period of time in the electric vehicle space. So I really appreciate them.
Some words that do not contradict what Elon Musk wrote on the social network Twitter, however show little enthusiasm by Apple regarding Tesla's business itself. I don't think the goal of the apple company is to buy Tesla. Rather what he wants is if finally launching an electric vehicle is to be better than the ones Tesla has. Rumors say that by 2025 we will see the Apple Car. It is only a matter of time.
