Swedish EV startup X Shore, which creates electric-powered boats, is today announcing a €26.5m raise led by the investment arm of Swedish Bank SEB. It says the cash will be used to continue to scale its in-house boat production and accelerate growth in the US.
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X Shore's boats cost a third of other similar electric vessels, the company says