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Karma accused of stealing U.S. rival’s plans

Karma sells the Revero sedan, which a revamped version of the plug-in hybrid sports sedan designed by Henrik Fisker. (Reuters)
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Gabrielle Coppola
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Bloomberg
August 06, 2020 09:22 AM

Chinese electric-car startup Karma Automotive is being accused of stealing vehicle plans from a U.S. company with which it discussed a joint venture.

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