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Volkswagen has announced a new trim level for the 2015-model version of its fully electric e-Golf EV. The 2015 e-Golf Limited Edition, on sale at a starting price of $33,450, features a 24.2-kWh Lithium-ion battery and an electric motor that combined Apple Inc., the American based company is looking for terms to settle a lawsuit filed by A123 Systems, an electric car battery maker. The electric car battery maker has accused Apple for ‘Poaching' engineers from the company to build a large-scale Auto Motor und Sport said in its March 4 edition that the two firms were discussing possibilities for cooperating on the development of a passenger car. Apple was impressed with BMW's carbon-fiber electric cars, the magazine said, citing a "high ranking It is time to stop our green worship of the electric car. It costs us a fortune, cuts little CO2 and surprisingly kills almost twice the number of people compared with regular gasoline cars. The Nissan Leaf at an auto show in Houston last year. (Photo Google has long made headlines with its plans for a self-driving car, but Apple is now also reportedly readying for a plunge into the industry to begin developing an electric car. “This could surprise you, but I welcome with open arms the interest of Whether or not it is true, the rumors about Apple building their own electric car are out there and safe to say it has generated a fair amount of interest. Some have warned Apple against such an endeavor, but others look at it as an opportunity to increase .

German car magazine Auto Motor und Sport said that Apple is working with BMW to develop an electric car, but the automaker has denied that claim, according to 9to5Mac. The report in the German automobile magazine stated that Apple was impressed with BMW Is Apple working on an electric car? Recent reports have claimed the Cupertino company already has a large team devoted to its top-secret Project Titan. Now it looks like Apple could be teaming up with one popular car-maker on the mysterious new vehicle. When the first report came out a little over a week ago that Apple has an internal team working on an Apple-branded electric car — that might or might not actually launch one day — it was easy to avoid weighing in. Apple no doubt has a lot of teams That’s where everything starts to break down, and that’s why there are at least four reasons why Apple’s not coming out with its own car. Let’s take a look: Let’s assume Apple wants to make an electric car, as opposed to one with an internal .