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Things are progressing really fast actually! Take a look at the feature support page
Well, I guess that's subjective heh. The very rudimentary basics work on M3, but it's not in any way capable of daily driving. M1 looks to be the safest if you really need to go with Apple, but it seems you'd be much better off with the Qualcomm as it has native support.