Proof of Apple, to build an electric car continues in a steady stream

It was rumored for a long time, Apple, builds electric vehicle with the functionality of self-service and accommodation was a steady stream of evidence to support this theory.

On the heels of news that Apple, is developing a plant in Cork, Ireland and the job listing for automotive professionals, the company reportedly close to resolution of a claim of battery Systems A123, which says, Apple, poached employees help build a car battery.

According to the Wall Street Journal, A123 and Apple, "signed the agreement signed term sheet, and is in the process of the final agreement."

The action associated with the employees filed earlier this year - details how employees battery-related skills and knowledge were hired by A123 Systems, as well as other companies such as Samsung and Panasonic.

Noise generated from this event along with other finds evidence of recent months suggests that Apple, could get serious about creating a car. Although no steaming gun - proof that employees will actually be made to work on a car battery.

One of the documents focus on employee Apple, with two decades of experience with electric car batteries.

"According to available information and belief, Apple is developing a large-scale battery unit to compete in the same area as the A123," the document says, according to Business Insider. "In view of these developments, beginning on or about June 2014 sued Apple, has started an aggressive campaign to entice employees in A123 and A123 otherwise foray business."

Employee Mujib Izhas previously worked for Ford in electric and fuel cell division engineering automaker to join A123 in 2008, according to his profile LinkedIn. Court documents quoted him as accused and former employee A123, although its profile still lists it as the work there.

Some argue, Apple, more interested in developing automotive software than hardware but no shortage of pleasures, which supports the theory of Apple, cars, facility development Apple, along with the headquarters marked "auto operation"; Hundreds of people reportedly working on something called Project Titan, which is rumored to be headed by former Ford director; and mysterious vans with cameras installed (registered on apple) were seen in the US