Porsche has evidently spent quite some time in Croatia (along with VW Group and Bugatti) in recent times – for the Rimac deal – and while they were at it, they decided to acquire a stake in a company called Greyp, which specialises in electric bikes.

The German automaker began investing in Greyp back in 2018 and it now owns a majority share in the company.

Why? Well, as manufacturers continue to diversify their portfolio with more consumer products for their customers, Porsche has probably decided it would make sense to expand in the world of two wheels – they’ve built bicycles before under their ‘Porsche Design’ sub-division – and possibly develop an electric superbike at some point. That’d be cool. Maybe.

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