Apple Reportedly Teams With Kia to Produce Apple Car:
Apple is investing about $3.6 billion in a car partnership with Kia Motors, according to a report out of South Korea.
[...] Apple will set up production with Kia and build Apple cars at the company's facility in Georgia, Korean newspaper DongA Ilbo reported, though the report did not cite sources for the information, Bloomberg reported.
The newspaper also said that the two companies could sign a deal on Feb. 17 and are planning to introduce Apple cars in 2024, with an initial target to produce 100,000 vehicles a year.
Last month, South Korean automaker Hyundai, an affiliate of Kia's, announced it was in preliminary talks with Apple on developing a self-driving car, before quickly backing away from the statement and saying it has received requests from a number of technology suitors to develop autonomous electric vehicles.
(Score: 2) by DannyB on Thursday February 04 2021, @04:10PM
I am not strongly opposed to the idea of vehicles logging important things in black boxes that can be recovered in the event of a major accident. I'll expressly state, in case it is not obvious, that this logged data has no way of being "transmitted" or communicated to anywhere except the innards of the black box.
If you think a fertilized egg is a child but an immigrant child is not, please don't pretend your concerns are religious