German electric vehicle manufacturer, e.GO Mobile, raises €30M to start its production of e.GO Life NEXT
nd Industrial Investments BV, part of international private equity company nd Group BV, had acquired a majority stake in Next.e.GO in 2020.
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nd Industrial Investments BV, part of international private equity company nd Group BV, had acquired a majority stake in Next.e.GO in 2020.
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