of those ventures. 2 shipped, one was vaguely successful, 1 has been investigated for fraud and had multiple CEOs and the last is just a bit all over the place. https://t.co/O68sXrDkCs

— Domenico Lamberti (@Mobile_Dom) June 10, 2021

New story: Apple has hired Ulrich Kranz to help lead its work on an electric car. He ran development of the BMW i3 and i8, was co-founder and CEO of car startup Canoo, and was briefly CTO of Faraday Future. https://t.co/Okcrm7Lxe5

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 10, 2021

The i3 is admittedly the most Apple-looking car ever designed. Unapologetically bold form factor, super innovative packaging, hilarious overpriced, and compromised in almost every meaningful way for long-term use.

— David Ruddock (with 5G by Pfizer) (@RDRv3) June 10, 2021

Ooh, I *love* the i3. https://t.co/jA8EGXzFhe

— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) June 10, 2021

wow that track record speaks for itself doesn't it https://t.co/pvEAwgO6Ly

— David Ruddock (with 5G by Pfizer) (@RDRv3) June 10, 2021

One nice thing about being as cash-rich as Apple is you can drop a billion or two on a speculative R&D project just to see if it's worth doing. Hiring the top expert in the world on something is couch-cushion money to Tim Cook.

— Gary Watson (@GaryMWatson) June 10, 2021

Like the “Apple Television” rumors that ran for a decade and all turned out to be false, so has been the history of every single “Apple Car” rumor. Can’t wait for the inevitable “Ulrich has also departed the ‘Project Titan’ team” stories. https://t.co/4ejRZMVeoG

— Sohrab Osati (@SohrabOsati) June 10, 2021

Apple hires BMW veteran in latest sign of electric car push https://t.co/Kk9EXRPsME

— CNBC (@CNBC) June 10, 2021

Bloomberg: Apple hires BMW veteran who led i3 development to join its electric car team https://t.co/xll5hQSeSy by @ChanceHMiller

— Electrek.Co (@ElectrekCo) June 10, 2021

.@Apple has hired a former senior executive from @BMW's electric car division, to help with its rebooted car project.https://t.co/uweMEFjRck

— Jeff ?✌️ (@JeffTutorials) June 10, 2021