Apple Car's New 3D Renders Show Another Possible Design! Thanks to Vanarama's Virtual Presentation—Accurate?

Apple Car is currently one of the most awaited electric vehicles in the rising EV industry. Since it hasn't arrived yet, there's no telling what the new zero-emission car would look like.

Although this is the case, some rumors are still roaming around suggesting and showing what you can expect from the iPhone maker's first electric vehicle.

Recently, TechTimes reported that new Apple Car renders based on the company's leaked patents appeared. Meanwhile, Apple decided to hire Tesla's autopilot director.

This decision is expected to allow the giant gadget maker to create a better self-driving feature for its electric vehicle. These are just some of the leaks about the upcoming Apple electric car.

Apple Car's New 3D Renders! Are They Accurate?

According to MacRumors' latest report, a leasing car company in Britain, Vanarama, released new 3D renders of the most-awaited Apple Car.

The U.K.-based company generated its own virtual representations of the iPhone maker's electric cars based on the patents circulating on the internet.

The new Apple Car would have a futuristic design based on the images. Its upper part would be made of glass, allowing you to view your surroundings more.

On the other hand, Vanarama's 3D renders show the interior design as well. These include the adjustable seats, which can be rotated based on how you want them to be placed.

Meanwhile, the new Apple car could also have a yolk-type steering wheel, which is quite the same as the one that Elon Musk's Cybertruck would soon offer.

If you want to know more details, you can visit this link.

How to Access Vanarama's Apple Car 3D Renders

The first thing you need to do is click this link. Once you are on the official website of Vanarama, you will see the instructions provided by the company.

"Tap and drag to rotate around the Apple Car and explore its features, or enter the menu to find rival blueprints based on Samsung and Google patents," said the leasing car firm.

You need to wait a few minutes until the 3D renders are properly loaded. Once they are finished loading, you can now click the car and rotate it to see its full body.

If you want to view the car's interior, click the purple circles appearing on the EV.

For more news updates about Apple Car and other advanced electric vehicles, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.

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Written by: Griffin Davis