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ArticlePon Holdings continues to invest in the automotive and bicycle mobility segments
Source: Veloretti After the parent company of Pon Bike Group (PBG), Pon Holdings B.V., on June 1 became a minority shareholder in German car dealer Adelbert Moll GmbH & Co. KG (better known as Moll Group) for an undisclosed amount, the Dutch retail and services giant has ...
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News briefsPorsche’s e-bike joint ventures with Ponooc start operations
Source: Porsche AG Jan Becker, Chairman of the Management of the Porsche eBike Performance GmbH As reported earlier, German sports car maker Porsche is looking to expand its e-bike commitment. For that purpose, two joint ventures have started their business today, which Porsche has founded ...
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ArticlePorsche Ventures invests in London-based bicycle insurance provider
Laka, a London-based bicycle insurance provider that announced a $12 million Series A round earlier this year, has secured additional funding from Porsche Ventures, the venture capital unit of Porsche AG, bringing the total round to $13.5 million. The Series A funding was initially led by Autotech Ventures, followed by ...
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ArticlePorsche takes over remaining 80 percent in Fazua
Porsche AG seemed to like what it saw when it acquired a 20 percent minority stake in fledgling e-bike drive manufacturer Fazua GmbH in January 2022. The German sports car maker now announced it will acquire the remaining 80 percent. No details were provided about the sale price. The Stuttgart-based ...
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News briefsPorsche participates in another round of financing of Rimac
Porsche and the Rimac Group are taking the next step in their collaboration toward a digital and electrified future of mobility. The Stuttgart-based sports car manufacturer is participating in a Series D financing round of the Croatian technology group, which is also helping the carmaker to develop its e-bikes further. ...
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ArticlePorsche gathers even more e-bike power
After unveiling its first e-bike under the Cyklær brand with partner Storck Bicycle in 2021 and acquiring a majority stake in e-bike manufacturer Greyp Bikes the same year, Porsche continues to invest in its non-automotive future, particularly in the fast-growing e-bike market. The Stuttgart-based sports car manufacturer has now announced ...
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ArticlePorsche continues to invest in e-bikes
After presenting its first e-bike under the Cyklær brand name with partner Storck Bicycle, the Gravel Racer, at Eurobike this year, Porsche is now acquiring a majority stake in e-bike manufacturer Greyp Bikes. The German sports car manufacturer’s venture capital unit, Porsche Ventures, has already held around ten percent in ...
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News briefsPorsche subsidiary takes off with connectivity-driven e-bike brand
Source: Porsche Digital Cyklaer Gravel Racer Porsche’s offshoot Porsche Digital has expanded its product portfolio with a new digital business model in the field of urban mobility called Cyklær. With the new brand, the company intends to build a platform for digital services around the cycling experience ...
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News briefsPorsche presents first serial-produced e-bikes
Like many other automakers, the upscale German brand Porsche is now expanding its e-mobility offerings with two first serial-produced e-bikes. Once again, industry expert and Rotwild maker ADP Engineering was on hand as a development partner. Both e-bike models are being launched under the “ Porsche E-Mobility ...
