Apple's first electric car will have rare elements.

Apple Inc. intends to maximize the performance and structural integrity of its forthcoming electric vehicle (EV) by using high-quality rare elements. According to a reliable source, the tech business has dubbed this project 'Project Titan,' because the developers want to use titanium in the electric vehicle.

Despite a recent shake-up in the concerned department's hierarchical hierarchy, the story claims that Apple's principal EV development partner is Foxconn, and that both businesses want to show the production prototype in 2025. Despite the fact that the reveal date has been determined, commercial manufacturing may not commence until later.

Apple also intends to market its vehicle as a rival to the Tesla Model S, Audi E-Tron GT, Porsche Panamera, Mercedes-Benz EQS, and Lucid Air. The EV is expected to cost above $100,000 because to the utilization of titanium and other high-end components.

The vehicle will most likely have completely automated driving capabilities as well as other sophisticated features. Apple has yet to publish the car's performance, range, and other details, but given its competitors and placement, it is expected to contain a number of remarkable and novel features to compete with other EV heavyweights.

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