Time to harvest apples: Apple unveils Tractor Pro for farmers

Forget the hype surrounding the Apple car; get ready for the Apple Tractor Pro! And seriously, while Apple's idea of farming might make you think they're breaking new ground, it's actually a delightful creation by independent designer Sergei Dvornitsky.

This tech-savvy exploration comes with a sense of humor that's hard to ignore. The Tractor embodies the minimalist style typically associated with Apple products, drawing particular inspiration from the controversial design of the Mac Pro with its distinctive "cheese grater" aesthetic and, to a lesser extent, the iPhone. Its appearance showcases clean lines with rounded edges, slim LED lighting and a prominent display of the iconic Apple emblem on the front panel.

The interior is covered in tinted glass, creating a stark contrast to the matte silver bodywork, which the creator claims is made from "lightweight and durable materials".

In addition to resembling a Mac Pro on tractor wheels, this vehicle was also conceived with "Apple technology" in mind, allowing it to be monitored and controlled from your device. It was also designed with an all-electric drivetrain for zero emissions in the field and autonomous features to make life easier for the farmer.

The humorous commercial, which was published on designer CARS_DRMR's YouTube channel, was inspired by Apple presentations and complemented by bold product statements such as: "Every detail of the Apple Tractor Pro has been carefully designed to make working in agriculture more comfortable." It's worth noting that while the suffix "Pro" is usually reserved for higher-end devices, in this case it means that this vehicle is designed for professional farmers.

While this project has about as much chance of coming to fruition as a tractor at a hardware store, green-thumbed Apple fans might just want to camp out overnight for a chance to order one. As for the projected cost of this unusual gadget, the designer playfully named a fictitious price of $99,999.