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Company partners with startup on stationary electricity storage
The company announced a partnership with Peak Energy to enter the stationary electricity storage market. The move targets demand from AI data centers and follows recent share gains by a rival automaker.
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The company will develop stationary electricity storage systems through a partnership with startup Peak Energy. The agreement gives the company access to a market driven by rising electricity demand from AI infrastructure.
Investor interest in energy storage has increased after a rival automaker recorded share price gains tied to similar projects. The partnership allows the company to expand beyond vehicle production into grid-scale battery systems. No financial terms or project timelines were disclosed.
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