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Apple and Hyundai are partnering up to build Apple’s EV

by Reshab Agarwal
January 11, 2021
in Electric Vehicles, News, Trending
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Apple’s electric vehicle has been rumored to come out for quite some time now. But the company doesn’t have any experience in the market both in terms of production and understanding. This is the reason Apple and Hyundai are partnering up to build Apple’s first Electric car. The news about this partnership is almost confirmed, but the launch is not happening anytime soon. We will have to wait at least till 2025 to see anything released or announced.

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Apple and Hyundai partnership

Hyundai said in an official statement about how the companies are in talks to partner up. After the announcement, the company’s shares soared by 20%, increasing its valuation by 6.5 billion pounds. Maybe Apple asked Hyundai to change its statement, or there might be something else, but the company did alter its declaration from naming Apple to “various companies”. And as of now, Apple hasn’t made any comments on the same.

Apple and Hyundai to Sign Apple Car Deal by March With Production Beginning in 2024 | MacRumors Forums

Now, coming to Apple, it has been planning to build its own Electric vehicle since 2014. But the project was kept under hold or, more accurately, didn’t materialize. But now, with the growing EV market and Tesla’s flawless performance, it is obvious why Apple wants to enter the market. And since it doesn’t have any experience in the same, the company plans to partner up with Hyundai. Apple might base its EVs on Hyundai’s electric architecture, which at best can be called mediocre.

If we look closely at Apple it is evident that the company lays down the production part on other companies. Even for its phones and tablets, the manufacturing is handled by Foxconn a Taiwanese company. This is what the Apple and Hyundai partnership is meant to be for its EV production.

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Apple said that their EVs would be based on a mono cell battery offering better range. Plus, they are also considering the option to replace lithium-ion batteries with lithium-phosphate ones. This will help them in preventing overheating issues. Another key component of an Electric car is its software, which will most likely be made by Apple themselves. And the partnership with Hyundai will help them do mass production without making any investments in the same. This will cut down the operational costs of the company by a huge margin. The idea of Apple making an electric car seems quite promising but we have to wait and see how that actually turns out to be.


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Reshab is a tech-enthusiast who likes to write about all things crypto. He is a Bitcoin bull and believes in a decentralized future of finance. Follow him on Twitter for more!

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The automotive industry is quietly undergoing one of its biggest material changes in decades. As copper prices continue to climb and supply constraints intensify, leading automakers are increasingly replacing traditional copper wiring with aluminium in electric and hybrid vehicles. Luxury brands such as Ferrari and BMW are expanding the use of aluminium wiring across their latest models, joining companies like Tesla and several Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers that adopted the technology earlier. The shift signals more than just a cost-saving exercise. It reflects a broader effort to build lighter, more efficient vehicles while preparing for long-term pressure on global copper supplies. Copper's Cost Challenge Is Driving Change Copper has been the preferred material for automotive electrical systems for generations because of its excellent conductivity and durability. However, growing demand from renewable energy projects, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and expanding data centres has significantly increased pressure on global copper supplies. Industry analysts expect this imbalance between demand and supply to persist for years, pushing manufacturers to explore alternative materials that can deliver similar performance at a lower cost. Aluminium has emerged as the strongest candidate. It currently costs roughly one-quarter as much as copper while offering significant weight savings, making it particularly attractive for electric vehicles where every kilogram affects battery efficiency and driving range. Ferrari and BMW Expand Aluminium Use Ferrari introduced aluminium power cables in its 296 hybrid sports car and has since expanded the technology into additional models, including its newly launched fully electric vehicle. According to the company, switching to aluminium reduces the overall weight of wiring systems by as much as 20 percent. BMW has been using aluminium conductors for more than a decade, beginning with its compact models before gradually integrating them into hybrid and electric vehicles. The company's latest eDrive platform now incorporates aluminium extensively across both high-voltage and low-voltage electrical systems. While aluminium's lower price offers a financial advantage, both manufacturers emphasize that performance, efficiency and weight reduction remain the primary reasons behind the transition. Chinese EV Makers Push Adoption Further China's electric vehicle sector is accelerating the industry's move toward aluminium wiring. Manufacturers including XPeng, Xiaomi and AVATR have adopted the material as competition in the domestic EV market continues to squeeze profit margins. The Chinese government has also encouraged manufacturers to increase aluminium substitution across multiple industries, including automotive, power equipment and household appliances. Engineering experts believe aluminium has substantial room to replace copper, particularly in battery busbars and electrical distribution systems where copper still dominates today's vehicles. Industry-Wide Shift Expected to Continue Consultants and investment analysts expect aluminium adoption to grow steadily over the remainder of the decade. Estimates suggest that around two percent of global copper demand could be replaced by aluminium this year, with that figure potentially reaching six percent by 2030 if copper prices remain elevated. The transition is not without challenges. Aluminium requires greater volume than copper to carry the same electrical current and its production is more energy intensive. Manufacturers must also redesign certain components to accommodate its different physical properties. Despite these engineering considerations, the combination of lower material costs, lighter vehicle weight and long-term supply security is making aluminium an increasingly attractive choice for automakers worldwide. As electric vehicle production expands and pressure on critical raw materials continues to grow, aluminium wiring is rapidly moving from an alternative solution to a mainstream automotive technology. The shift highlights how material innovation is becoming just as important as battery development in shaping the next generation of mobility.

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