a new electric vehicle (EV) fitting into the name "Apple car" appeared and is drawing attention. The company behind it is Foxconn, the Taiwanese manufacturer known for producing iPhones.

The Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn and the Japanese car manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors are on the verge of cooperating on the production of electric cars. According to reports from ...

Foxconn, the maker of Apple's iPhones, has announced plans to produce electric vehicles (EV) for Japanese car giant Mitsubishi Motors. Under the agreement in principle, a Foxconn joint venture will ...

This second electric car, though, won't be developed by its ... Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, a subsidiary of Foxconn (the company best known for making iPhones), will design the EV, which will ...

The Apple supplier's interest in working with Japanese car makers comes as they face growing competition from Chinese brands.

Earlier this week, it came out that tech manufacturer and iPhone builder Foxconn was about to start building electric cars for a pair of Japanese automakers. The company has long wanted to reduce ...

Foxconn to partner with second Japanese automaker for EV development, as Chinese brands expand into Europe and Asia.

It marks Foxconn's first major contract in the fast-growing EV sector, and comes as analysts say many Japanese automakers will need to seek alternative partners to stay competitive as cars become ...

Mitsubishi Motors plans to sell an electric vehicle developed by a unit of iPhone assembler Foxconn Technology Group in the second half of 2026, part of efforts to beef up its EV offerings.

Mitsubishi has signed a memorandum of understanding with Taiwanese manufacturer Foxtron to co-develop and sell an EV exclusively for the Australian and New Zealand markets.

To enhance its connected car market potential, in March this year Foxconn mounted a bid to curate an “Android system for electric vehicles” and worked up what was described as a radical offer for ...