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Apple has always been a secretive company, keeping information on several of its projects under wraps until it’s ready to reveal anything. However, one would think that video clips of its self-driving car test popping up on the internet would merit at least some response. No, Apple is still choosing to remain mum on the matter.
Videos and posts about an SUV that Apple is supposedly using to test its self-driving technology have started surfacing on Twitter recently, with users Tweeting about a white vehicle equipped with an array of cameras and sensors on the roof. As far as self-driving tests go, this particular example is one of the more complicated.
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