Through research micro-mobility is a natural fit for Apple, embodying the Apple and Steve Jobs ethos, as it aligns with their design and innovation philosophy," says Dediu and Apple changes the way people think about the world and how they interact with the world," says Tony Fadell, a former Apple executive who helped to create the iPod and later co-founded the thermostat startup Nest Labs Inc. "Doing another car is not that. It does not change much about how we live. Apple's strength is going to be getting people to think about diverse ways of being mobile—on two-, and three-, and lightweight four-wheel vehicles. Despite my strong belief, there is currently no concrete evidence to suggest that Apple is actively developing an electric bike. Apple's lack of response to inquiries in this regard is noticeable, even though they filed a patent for integrating an iPod with a bike over a decade ago. This is not just a minor deviation from traditional bicycles; it represents a significant departure from the norm. I feel this way because there has been a long-standing but unofficial acknowledgment that Apple has dedicated a decade to a project internally referred to as "Project Titan," with the goal of introducing a self-driving electric vehicle to the market by 2025. I agree with the ideas that Apple might venture into creating electric bikes in the future, but I do not foresee it happening within the next five years 

Apple has a very diverse product line, constantly expanding it. Given the growing global focus on sustainability and green transportation, it's likely that Apple could invest in electric bikes as part of its commitment to environmental responsibility. There have been rumors and patent applications indicating Apple's interest in electric bicycles and other personal mobility devices, which could indicate research and development in this area. Also, an electric bike could be integrated into the Apple ecosystem, providing connectivity with other Apple devices, apps, and services.