Here is how we know the tech giant's car is real

Last year, news of Apple's entry into the automanufacturing business broke.

With each day, people waited for the tech giant to make a formal confirmation.

While Apple is yet to confirm or deny, evidence has been circulating.

This can be found in Apple's attempt to destroy a start-up electric motorcycle company called Mission Motors in order to build it's car before due date.

More evidence was found when the CEO, Tim Cook, spoke generally on the car industry.

According to him, Apple's goal is to give people"an iPhone experience in the car."

"We'll see what we do in the future. But I do think that industry is at an inflection point for massive change. Not just an evolutionary change."

Now, more proof has been found.

Techradar reports that Apple has made three new domain registrations.

Apple.car, apple.cars and apple.auto are the names of the domains, which were registered through MarkMonitor, a company that protects brands from fraud and "cybersquatting."

While Apple is yet to confirm or deny, this is the biggest clue yet that an Apple car exists.

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