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Apple Keeps Increasing Its Test Vehicles: 62 Vehicles

Last updated on May 29, 2018 By Serhat Kurt 1 Comment

Just two weeks ago, we broke the news that Apple has 55 autonomous vehicles on the streets of California. Today we learned that Apple has now 62 vehicles and 87 drivers, according to the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). It seems Apple is aggressively developing its self-driving technology.

Current list: # of vehicles approved:

GM Cruise: 104 cars (no change since our last update)

Apple: 62 cars (was 55 two weeks ago)

Waymo: 52 cars (increased one car)

Tesla: 39 cars (no change)

Drive.ai: 14 cars (no change)

Zoox: 12 cars (no change)

NIO USA: 11 vehicles (no change)

Toyota: 11 vehicles (no change)

Other manufactures:

  • Volkswagen: 1
  • Mercedes Benz: 5
  • Delphi: 1
  • Bosch: 1
  • Nissan: 5
  • BMW: 4
  • Honda: 2
  • Ford: 3
  • Faraday and Future: 2
  • Baidu: 4
  • Valeo: 1
  • Telenav: 1
  • NVIDIA: 8
  • Autox: 3
  • Subaru: 5
  • Udacity: 1
  • Navya: 2
  • Renovo: 1
  • PlusAi: 2
  • Nuro: 8
  • Carone: 2
  • Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation: 0
  • Pony.Ai: 4
  • TuSImple: 2
  • Jingchi: 5
  • SAIC Innovation Center: 4
  • Aimotive: 2
  • Aurora: 4
  • Nullmax: 1
  • Samsung: 4
  • Continental: 6
  • Voyage: 3
  • CYNGN: 3
  • Roadstar.AI: 1
  • Changan: 1
  • Lyft: 4
  • Phantom: 1
  • Qualcomm: 2
  • aiPod: 2
  • SF motors: 1
  • Apex.ai: 1
  • Intel: 1
  • Ambarella: 1
  • Gatik: 1
  • DiDi: 1
  • TORC 1 (new manufacturer)

There are total of 423 autonomous vehicles in California. There were 409 vehicles two weeks ago.

We do not know yet what Apple will do with its technology, since Apple is famous for its secrecy. Apple has not yet publicly announced anything yet. And we do not know exactly what Apple is doing.

Apple is rumored to have hundreds of engineers working on its autonomous car technology.

Apple executives are also frequently meeting with the DMV officials. 

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Apple Car

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  1. James says

    May 30, 2018 at 12:54 pm

    Do you know if all the Apple vehicles are the same make, style? Also do you know if any of the vehicles have been enhanced to contain Apple-designed hardware like seats, steering wheels, windshields, etc?

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