What would Apple Do in the Future- An Apple Car (Part 1)

When developers create new cars, they do so in a market characterized by a constant pressure to innovate. The media is full of prototypes of innovative automobiles and they even appear in big Hollywood movies. And since fears about climate change have become widespread concern,  work has begun on concept cars that combine low fuel consumption with top performance.  Yet, despite high demands on individual mobility , you will seldom find a car that is significantly different to others.

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The Lamborghini Phone

The lap of luxury evokes actual laps in the Torino Lamborghini 88 Tauri, an ultrapremium Android smartphone from the family of storied car-makers.
Lambo isn't new to the smartphone game, and this latest effort outpaces previous models in both size and specs. What the 88 Tauri's $6,000 or £4,000 price tag (that's $AU11,255) gets you is mostly a name and a designer decal (plus a really cool ostentatious case that opens like a Lamborghini hood, and a set of expensive headphones)
However, it is also outfitted with its share of premium materials, like nine different colors of calfskin leather over three treatments of stainless steel. These include black, silver, and genuine gold-plate.

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The sensational concept- Mercedes Biome

Get ready to have your concept of how a car is manufactured flipped upside-down and turned inside-out. Picture a production process that has plenty in common with agar jelly (used to culture organic materials in laboratories) and little in common with what we would normally think of as production-line automotive manufacturing. You are starting to get close to what the people at Mercedes-Benz have spawned with the BIOME – one of the most outlandish and ambitious concepts in this year's Los Angeles Design Show.