Apple decides to develop electric cars independently
Apple decides to develop electric cars independently
A few days ago, according to foreign media reports, Apple decided to independently develop electric cars instead of looking for foundries. At present, Apple is resuming its automotive research and development center and is beginning to process documents related to suppliers of electric vehicle parts.
In the initial stage of the project, Apple plans to independently develop an electric car with autonomous driving functions, but with a series of problems and related restrictions, Apple decided to find a car manufacturer to jointly develop an electric car . Prior to this, Apple had "scandals" with Hyundai Motors, Nissan Motors, Magna and Toyota Motors, but the negotiations all ended in failure. With the outbreak of the new energy vehicle market, Apple decided not to postpone the project, and decided to independently build an electric vehicle with autonomous driving functions. According to previous plans, Apple's first electric car is planned to be mass-produced and listed in 2024.
#SelfDrivingElectricCar #ElectricCarModule #Apple #EVchargerModule #ChargingStation
-
Global EV Fast-Charging Market Booms, High-Power Modules Lead Infrastructure Wave
The global EV fast-charging market is growing over 40% annually, driven by ultra-rapid and megawatt systems. Maxwell’s 50kW and 60kW AC/DC charging modules deliver up to 97% efficiency, 200–1000Vdc wide voltage compatibility, and scalable modular design. Already deployed in projects across the US, Europe, and beyond, they provide reliable, efficient, and cost-effective solutions for charging hubs, fleet depots, and network expansion.
넶4 2025-08-27 -
Global Energy Storage Cost Reduction Accelerates, High-Efficiency Charging Modules Break Through the 98.5% Energy Efficiency Critical Point
Global energy storage is expanding rapidly, driving demand for higher efficiency and wider adaptability. The Maxwell MXC100050B 50kW isolated charging module achieves >98.5% efficiency, supports 300–1000Vdc, and operates reliably from -40°C to +75°C. Deployed in the U.S., Canada, Sweden, and Australia, it enables flexible system scaling from EV supercharging stations to GWh-class storage plants.
넶9 2025-08-20 -
Power modules for BEV mining machinery
Battery-electric mining machinery is transforming the industry, driven by emission reduction goals, regulatory compliance, and cost efficiency. Maxwell’s MXR40050B power module offers robust, high-efficiency charging solutions for mining machine charging stations, featuring wide voltage ranges, fast charging capabilities, and proven performance in demanding environments like Brazil.
넶11 2025-08-13
