The MacBook Pro 2022 is likely to come with the same design as the current one, possibly with an M2 or an M1 chip.

But, Gurman reports that it is unlikely to happen. While there are rumors suggesting that the Air could pack an M2 chip with an eight-core CPU and a 10-core GPU, Kuo believes that Apple will likely stick to the M1 chip on the 2022 MacBook Air.Ī 13-inch MacBook Pro is also in the works and was expected to be announced at today’s WWDC 2022 event. While Quanta is solely responsible for manufacturing the 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros, Foxconn will manufacture the MacBook Air alongside Quanta.Ĭontrary to previous MacBook Air design rumors, Kuo believes that the new MacBook Air is likely to ship with three standard color options - Gray, Silver, and Gold in addition to a possible dark blue variant. Speaking of the new MacBook Air, renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that Apple may ship almost six to seven million MacBook Air units in the second half of the year, provided Quanta’s Shanghai production facility scales up to pre-lockdown levels before the third quarter. As a result, if Apple announces the MacBook Air at the event, the report suggests that we may not get an immediate shipping date. That’s because the Chinese factories of Apple’s suppliers that make MacBook Air such as Pegatron and Quanta have halted production in China due to COVID-19-related lockdowns. According to Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple could face supply shortages for the new MacBook Air.

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