Apple’s Project Titan, a.k.a. Apple Car, may materialize sooner than expected. According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, all hands are on deck to have the company’s self-driving car fast-tracked for a 2019 completion date. It was previously suggested that 2020 would be the target launch, and, as those involved have been attesting to, seems more plausible given the complexity of building a car from scratch. The report comes in light of a recent meeting Apple had with officials from California’s Department of Motor Vehicles in which the tech giant sought out information regarding the state’s autonomous vehicle regulations.
Earlier this year, Apple paid a visit to the GoMentum Station to determine whether or not it would serve as a suitable testing facility.