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Porsche seeks tech edge though closer ties with battery specialists

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Staying on top of the latest advances in battery technology will be key in shifting buyers of Porsche’s combustion models to electric siblings such as the Taycan, shown. (BLOOMBERG)
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April 07, 2021 09:50 AM

Porsche is seeking to strengthen ties with battery specialists to expand on a technology edge that has helped turn the Taycan electric car into a sales success.

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