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Since inventors like Carl Benz and Henry Ford began making vehicles for purchase, the car

manufacturing model has been more or less the same thing. It's a concept to a completion game.

You know, Ford makes fords, Mercedes-Benz makes Mercedes-Benz's. Sure, they may have partners who

contribute parts or some assembly, but the manufacturers are in charge of designing and building

their own vehicles.

Until now.

Apparently Silicon Valley Superstar Apples got new plans to enter the automotive sector,

and that may be a game changer.

The original smartphone manufacturer and undisputed cool kid of the brand world wants to develop cars. And not just any cars, mind you, electric driverless cars for the masses, Reuters reports. The electric vehicles, aka EVs, would head into production in about three years and may feature Apple battery technology that could be cheaper and give the car's greater range. Plus, because it's

Apple, you can probably count on some cool tech features and apps, too. But Apple's EV-making journey

...