The size of Apple Park is impressive, but it is much more impressive to know that it is like an iceberg. The exterior - the surface - of Apple Park is just the tip of everything underneath. This, in fact, is how the Steve Jobs Theater was taught to us. A wonderful circular glass structure, which is nothing more than the entrance to the theater.
Yesterday I brought you a video of the whole exterior drone view. Today I bring you a video of the interior recorded by a car camera.
If we look at Apple Park, we see tunnels that go deep into the structure. Of course, there are two tunnels that stand out, in the western part of the ring. It is through these tunnels that YouTube user DurangoLyft (from his videos, he looks like a Lyft driver who has left someone there), to show us the Apple Park car park.
The first impression does not disappoint. It's everything you expect from an Apple-designed car park. Pristine white, like putting yourself in the case of an iPhone. It's all white, down to the traffic lights and cones - which turn orange as you exit the tunnel. All lit up, they look like the streets of a city from the future from some science fiction movie. All the white leads us to the parking lot, which is bathed in purple lights, as if the basement had been filled with Hue bulbs.
If you like cars, you will not be disappointed. The clear dominance of Prius and BMW (including the BMW i3, BMW's electric), is interrupted by numerous Range Rovers and, of course, a Tesla Model S.
For me, it's the first time I've seen a video showing this part of Apple Park. In fact, I can't find any more videos (although I await your corrections in the comments). It is possible that, with the few reproductions you have, the video will disappear from one moment to another.