Porsche Taycan's U.S. rollout takes hit from virus

Porsche Taycans are built in Germany in September. Production was halted for six weeks this spring because of COVID-19. (REUTERS)

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Urvaksh Karkaria

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ATLANTA — The coronavirus pandemic has complicated Porsche's rollout of a "milestone" model in the U.S.

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