Person Responsible for Apple’s Electric Car Development Leaves Company

A person who was allegedly controlling the development of Apple’s widely-rumored electric car codenamed “Titan”, the Vice President of Product Design Steve Zadesky, is reportedly leaving the company after sixteen years in Cupertino. Such a rumor has been recently shared by usually-reliable Wall Street Journal reporters. The reason for leaving such a successful company as Apple is reportedly connected with his personal choice, rather than with the results Zadesky demonstrated while working for the tech giant.

Zadesky started working at Apple in 1999 after leaving Ford. He was working on iPod and iPhone and has relation to a number of Apple’s patents.

Apple VP of Product Design Steve Zadesky, who was believed to be leading Apple's electric vehicle development efforts since 2014, has informed colleagues that he will be leaving the company, according to The Wall Street Journal. He remains at Apple for now.

Apple hasn’t yet commented on the aforementioned rumor. It is currently unknown whether Zadesky’s leave will somehow influence the development of Apple’s car.

[via MacRumors]