Apple Car project plagued by problems, including test vehicle almost hitting jogger

The road ahead looks bumpy for the Apple Car. A new report reveals that the effort, dubbed Project Titan and dating to 2014, has been plagued by a'revolving door of leaders,' time wasted on sleek demos and a lack of commitment to mass production from CEO Tim Cook. According to a report from The Information that's based on conversations with 20 company employees, Apple's Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Craig Federighi is'particularly skeptical' of the project and has voiced his concerns to other senior executives at Apple. Cook - who'rarely visits' the project's offices in Santa Clara, California - has also been'unwilling to commit to mass projection of a vehicle,' the report says, which has frustrated other leaders at the firm. Apple Car has been plagued by management turnover, ever-shifting goals and a lack of full commitment from the company's top leaders, areport in The Information states.