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Porsche AG Takes the Lead in Group14 Technologies' $400M Raise to Accelerate Global Production of Lithium-Silicon Battery Materials - Vimarsana News

Porsche AG Takes the Lead in Group14 Technologies' $400M Raise to Accelerate Global Production of Lithium-Silicon Battery Materials

Group14's Series C supports Porsche AG to electrify its models and meet the demand of the global EV market Diverse set of institutional investors back the...

Porsche Leads $400 Million Investment in Lithium-Silicon Battery Developer Group14 Technologies - Vimarsana News

Porsche Leads $400 Million Investment in Lithium-Silicon Battery Developer Group14 Technologies

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Porsche takes stake in battery materials maker – TodayHeadline - Vimarsana News

Porsche takes stake in battery materials maker – TodayHeadline

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Porsche Appears Poised To Reduce The Weight Of The Taycan - Vimarsana News

Porsche Appears Poised To Reduce The Weight Of The Taycan

Porsche Taycan buyers may not have to choose between range and handling after all. Porsche’s latest investment in battery technology company Group14 Technologies means their EV batteries will soon offer better performance in a smaller, lighter package.

Porsche Prepares to Invest in EV Charging Stations - Vimarsana News

Porsche Prepares to Invest in EV Charging Stations

Last year, almost 40% of all new Porsche vehicles delivered in Europe were already at least partly electric – i.e. plug-in hybrids or fully electric