Apple has reaffirmed its plans to launch new Siri features by the end of the year. The brand previously shared 2026 as the launch window for the new features, and its latest comment to CNBC confirmed that remains the plan.

While we were promised a new and improved version of Apple's Siri in 2026, it seems like we'll have to wait till 2027 for some advanced features.

A new report claims that Apple is stil struggling with Siri 2.0 and may have delayed launching the voice assistant overhaul again

Mark Gurman, Bloomberg’s Apple scoops guy, says the development of the latest version of Siri is not looking good in tests. It’s apparently going badly enough that Apple will release only a partial version when the updated voice assistant debuts in the next version of iOS.

Apple delayed the update again, pushing it instead to 2026. Now, 2026 is here, and it looks like the updated Siri may not be coming as soon as users — and Apple

Macworld Apple just can’t seem to get its new Siri off the ground. A new report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg says that testing of the big Siri overhaul due in iOS 26.4 (soon to enter beta, with a release planned for March) will instead be spread out over the rest of the year.