Quantumscape CEO on going public and why his battery technology will change the EV market 

The nikola of the battery spac tie ups, it's all downhill from here. 😂

Agree

Why are you complaining? It is up to the individual investor to do due diligence before committing capital!

@@FJUH The fact that we all need to do our homework doesn't excuse the content creators to not do theirs. If any RU-vidrs want to get paid producing content, that profit better comes with the least bit of effort to benefit the viewer rather than being harmful.

very well and accurately put; it's almost like "the more its hyped, the more scary warey you have to be"; also why on the other side or the coin does a company with hundreds of thousands of products on the road in consumers hands get years of ongoing consistent negative publicity ??? something fishy with Yahoo and all the other hyper hyped; You don't want to be holding the next Nikola ........................

They're still around the corner.

the corner just hasn't been built yet

turns out a single-atom layer of graphene just snaps right in half when it interacts with a corner.

Don't be so naive as to believe that an announcement of lab results for a cell tech means that cell can go into mass production overnight. What is true is that battery tech is jumping forward by leaps and bounds. It's a matter of nailing down the best tech that increases cell capabilities while reducing costs, while trying to avoid getting destroyed by the next big tech that hits the market. This QS cell doesn't dominate all Li-ion battery metrics, but it certainly improves on many.

Scotty Palmer omg graphene DON’T STOCK ENERGY, it is a medium for electron transportation , a very good conductor but not for storage!

Your Point hold alot of value...

toyota already ahs such battery and will make in 2025 deliveries of SSBattery...this comapny is planning anyting to have in 2027...late to the game

So Toyota will beat Tesla?

Romeo power ceo yesterday on cnbc said they are not a competition to QS. Romeo is not competition to any battery company , they don't have battery product what they do us provide packaging of third party batteries and make a ready to use product for the auto manufacturer

they waited 20 yrs for amazon to be profitable. they waited 8 yrs for tesla to be profitable. if this works its way bigger than tesla now. they can apply this to mobile phones alone its worth more than tesla. one of the smartest and richest in history bill gates richest backs it. its a go. buy a leap

How did that work out for you lol. Just joking they really popped

@@brandonhitchings8540 Counting after hours it's up over 40% in one day! I couldn't find any reason for the price increase. Pretty crazy, I am still just going to watch from the sideline, lol.

@@kevcrid I bought 30 shares at $60 I don't even remember why then purchased 20 more today. I'm up$2000. I put a trailing stop loss on it. Im with you I can't find any reason for the movement. But I'll ride the wave. Man is this going to crash hard

@@ThaRealERAQ Tell me about the mathematical process you used here. If they apply this to mobile phones, it still won't be worth more than Tesla. And remember, each year you wait for this company to mature gives its competitors (and there are and will be many) that much more time to develop equally good products.

Very fascinating of course, I bet on Amprius.

@linkzable batteries might be capable, but it will take time for the infrastructure to catch up

300 mile cars are already on the road and 10 minute charge would require 500kW charger. So unless they also manage to make it cheaper then today´s li-ons, this is very much overhyped.

I'm liking the idea behind the forever battery. What's your guys thought on that?

thats what the virtual meeting will be about on december 7 or 9th i believe. they are going to show proof of concept

@@richardt6980 didn't Tesla show proof of concept? I believe Tesla was on iteration 4 or 5 expecting manufacturing level repeatability in iteration 7-9.

he's drumming up noise to get investors, if he gets media to hype up his company, he's gonna get a lot of money flowing in.

He knows it's a race. He's trying to get money to beat everyone else to market. He's just disrupted the industry because not long ago Elon said solid state batteries were impossible. That makes this the best time to go public.

I disagree. The specs are incredibly impressive. It's just that this product doesn't really exist in a usable form; at least not yet.

exactly, watch making batteries on RU-vid, happening as we speak

cheaper to recycle and undoubtedly cleaner as well. Just from a first glance from an engineering perspective

GXDSPEED this SSBs doesn’t have anode, cathode are the same of the conventional Li-ion and they claim their ceramic separator is highly recyclable , so this batteries will be more easy recyclable than conventional battery

@@mauroscimone8584 The problem is how to mass manufacture the ceramic into the battery. Its always been the issue with SSB. Its like trying to wrap your finger in potato chips.

They are edible

Shhhhhhhh!

i'm gonna leave this comment here so it stays in my comment history.

Commenting for the same reason as @damebuster

Same

@@ROCnotforsale lol

Same

Tesla sheep detected. He answered both questions.

@ZINDAO liking your own comment

I don't care about Tesla but I noticed too that he was just talking fast, but did not answer the questions. Watch the video again. Just because he is talking , doesn't mean he is answering. Like a politician.

@ZINDAO liking your own comment is a sign of weakness

This is Nicola Motors all over again not quite such a con but it’s all front of house talk where is the factory I say that again where is the factory

Sardar brain 🧠.. it reminds another fisker 2 years back .. Hopeless

Toyota, among others, have committed large chunks of capital and man power to solid state. There is potential and that is where investors could win!

@@AnilKumar-xw5bs And where's your battery, genius? Oh that's right, just a keyboard warrior full of dog-sh*t.

@@AnilKumar-xw5bs he is American. You twisted nube.

Acdc

next will be Lars Lover overpromising jk

@@3nityC over overpromising the Disrupted Three would be a feat. Especially To out Elon Elon Trevor

I think they are completely different. Milton was an idiot and fraud with absolutely no technical background. Jagdeep has studies computer science, has bill gates backing him, and unlike Milton, doesn't have his uneducated brother in law as the Assistant VP. Milton was a fraud from the beginning. Volkswagon and Bill Gates aren't stupid.

If quantumscape is the only thing he needs to worry about then yes

I am shure he will be proud if some one else comeup will cutting-edge technology .

Elon said solid state batteries were impossible like a week before qs announced they had one. I'm sure he's freaking out. He's probably already tried to acquire them and will probably keep trying to. That would be the smart business move. There might end up being only 1 way to make a solid state battery and that would leave qs with a patent monopoly.

@@alexhurt7919 I simply doubt this is a real technology. Their presentation is clearly tweaked to make their product look better than it really is, using old data from competitors. Tesla's new batteries are already better than this. I repeat: Elon Musk can sleep safely

@@marcopederzoli4939 they just invented a solid state battery. It's the first one ever. If you think this is the Pinnacle of the technology you're mistaken. They clearly have some very clever people on their team, since Elon said what they've done is impossible, I'm certain it will only get better from here. Just by being solid state it's already matching the top of the market of other batteries. Just based on how batteries work a solid state battery will have a longer lifespan than liquid electrolyte batteries. By volume and by weight it's just superior. The next thing that's going to happen is big car manufacturers licensing the qs battery for their cars. Because of the smaller size they won't have to change their current cars at all, they can just replace the batteries. I'd be surprised if QS even manufactures a single car. I understand Elon musk and Tesla have a cult following, and for good reason, but you're asleep if you think this isn't an industry disrupting technology. The only response from Elon that will let him sleep easy is if he makes his own solid state battery. Otherwise he will have to buy the QS battery. Even if they had they same efficiency the solid state would still be superior based on manufacturing costs alone.

Can you specify some issues in the technological side? I understand that going public without having any real public products is kinda shady. And I won't propose anyone buy the share. However their technology side is quite well published and have good reviews.

@@falconeagle3655 Solid state research can be fabricated to show results. But wont work under normal conditions

and indian

That should have nothing to do with anything -- it's about the talent, technology, and implementation.

@@biohazard747 aren't all Sikhs Punjabi and therefore Indian by default?

@@biohazard747 pretty much most tech ceos are Indian

@@_EyeOfTheTiger I don't know if that's true. I'd imagine they're probably even underrepresented based on their percent of the global population. Even so I doubt many of them are Sikhs.

I bet its a scam

SSHD

Solid state batteries don't use toxic materials to the environment such as organic electrolytes, so they're more environmentally friendly. And battery fires happen when the electrode inadvertantly touches the electrolyte liquid, which then combusts. Solid state batteries don't have this liquid. Another form of failure is thermal runaway, and solid state batteries shine again. Solid state batteries suffer 70-80% less thermal runaway than today's batteries

This batteries are safer than conventional and the ceramic separator is highly recyclable

@M X The ARM of batteries.

@jomax clux I know sir..... But as a citizen as a country origin I expressed my thoughts.

Who’s they ? I’m lost

Nio doesn't go from 0 to fully charged in 3 minutes, they still take many hours to charge. YOU GET TO SWAP the battery for an ALREADY charged one in 3 minutes. BIG DIFERENCE.

Wayne T no they tested a 70 mm x 85 mm cells, so close to the commercial size and format

@@mauroscimone8584 I see your point and I have looked into them a little more and it appears to a very impressive breakthrough. . As an investment, anything could happen. Maybe not decades wait as i said, but quite a long time. It is certainly one to watch.

Keep in mind they’re targeting an good price price. Lower cost solid state in. 2025 sounds soon

All these SPACs sell an idea. The leadership gets rich off of stock, retailers are left holding the bag 5 years from now and then the leadership moves on to their next venture.

Seems like they should make you CEO

Qs

Thank you, happy holidays.

3 words: *Vampiric Power loss.* how much power does it loses while idle.

Yikes

@@louiscyfear878 I dont know, u tell us, sir.

@@someguy007 Vampiric power loss is also a cold weather problem 😕. I wonder who's gonna be the lucky costumer to make a _"Stranded in a Blizzard"_ video.

I think they do

200+ patents plus trade secrets.

the patent isnt the issue. The issue is they're still working on their technology and wont be available until 2025. And they're only building a small run in 2025, wont hit full production until 2028. lol no thank you, in 8 years is a lifetime in technology and anything can happen til then. This speculative stock should be worth pennies or $1 -2 max.

because TLSA is overpriced.

@@MrChiangching But if the whole world will transistion to EVand if Tesla will lead the market.. you do the maths

@@larslover6559 I did, Tesla is overpriced.

And now from 130 to 30😀😀

Stock markets are forward looking. Plenty of patient capital out there willing to sit and wait for this bet to come home. If you wait till it's obvious you're too late to make any real money.

@@slash196 If they'd have something apart from theoretical background or a small lab experiment, they'd show it. A prototype. Something. But sure, throw your money down the drain, mate.

I bet he was born in USA...at least fully educated... the indian education creates robots and not creative thinking.

@@mj897 that robot part is extremely accurate. And Macaulay wanted just that

@@crazydrifter13 they educate people just by learn text.... its ridiculous. No application.

Has any third party confirmed it? I don’t Atlis at their own word.

@@ACGBLR not that I know of, just going by the latest investor video they have out.

The amount of Tesla fanboys are equally annoying. Tesla's former CTO and SolarCity's former CFO are on the board of Quantumscape. The company is backed by Bill Gates and Kleiner Perkins. But the mere idea of a threat of competition triggers Tesla fanboys into running around calling it a scam. If Quantumscape helps automakers produce better EVs, we should all be cheering them on.

@@416to613 when does battery production start? 2022 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Tesla Batteries will be so much better by that time

@@DEFAULTHOLDER 2025 actually. Comparing the QS cell specifications to Tesla's new 4680 cell does give the advantage to QS. The question is scalability and cost to produce. Tesla has the advantage in form factor and production speed in their cylindrical tabless design. The QS cell is still using a pouch form factor. That said, if money were no object, you'd want the QS cells in your car. Not impacted by temperature. Higher power density means lighter pack given equal capacity. Faster charging means you can get away with a lower capacity battery pack that still allows for fast road trips.

QS

They will be ready only in 2025.

@@quickmaths1267 -40 here, so I should probably stick to gas power.

Look at the specs before..they seem...underwhelming