One of the bosses of Apple Car will create flying taxis

A new report from CNBC claims Michael Schwekutsch left Apple to join Archer Aviation.

Apple has just lost who would have stood out as director of engineering for the Special Projects Group within the company. Michael Schwekutsch joined Apple in March 2019 as part of the Apple Car project. Now, however, CNBC is reporting that the executive has left the company to be part of another project, according to details on his LinkedIn profile.

Michael Schwekutsch, accord ing to his official LinkedIn account, officially left Apple offices to be part of Archer

, an aerospace company working on the development of electric flying vehicles capable of navigating cities. Inside Archer, Michael Schwekutsch will take the role of senior director vice president of engineering. Note that the executive already held a similar position within the famous Tesla company before working for Apple.

The Apple Car could arrive in four years, in 2025

Rumors about the Apple Car keep coming. A few weeks ago, we saw a report claiming that Apple wanted the Apple Car ready for 2025, and it’s Although the project has changed responsible several times, it seems to finally reach the port. The company wishes to design an autonomous vehicle capable of carrying its passengers on its own. So far, it seems one of Apple Car’s big issues is its battery, and there are reports that the company hasn’t found one that meets its demands.

Apple Car production is expected to start in 2024, so Maybe in four years we can finally see the first sample of Apple’s smart and electric car. moving. So far, the project seems to have encountered serious problems, but let’s hope that Apple manages to complete this ambitious project which would also directly compete with big names in the industry such as Tesla.

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