Qs posted a recent video about their newest battery two weeks ago.
Because the battery expands when charged, the discharge shrinks. In order to solve this problem well, they designed this new battery, which combines a soft pack battery with a square frame battery to create a battery that can breathe.
This battery is the finished product they plan to mass-produce in the future.
In addition to solving the problem of expansion and contraction, it also has good heat dissipation and a thinner package.
They also mentioned that packaging technology is all commonly used materials and machines on the market today. There is no need to worry about supply chain issues, and there is no need for additional independent research and development time and expenses.
This choice avoids the risk of failure in the R&D process and can also speed up the time for products to enter the market.
Of the two batteries he was holding in his hand, one was dark green. It was a test sample handed over to the car company at the end of 2022. Later, VW confirmed that it can be charged and discharged 1,000 times and still retains 95% performance, indicating that the battery lasts a long time.
In 2023, they increased the energy density of the battery. The silver battery he was holding was smaller, but the energy density increased. This is the result they want to show.
The energy density of the battery has increased, while the size is smaller and lighter. Using it on electric vehicles means greater power and battery life.
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SamurOP : Since its listing, QS has continued to present their results to investors, starting with the first film, the fourth floor, the 10th floor, the 16th floor, and the final 24th floor. The production capacity of the insulating film is also constantly increasing, and the final announced results were 8,000 per week. The production capacity of the Raptor is also three times that of this machine. There's also the Cobra in development. The A sample was also delivered to a major car company within a set period of time. I really can't remember when the management disappointed investors during the product development process. Apart from the continued drop in stock prices, insiders also sold stocks, and then the stock was added in August. But these are all things that will definitely happen to startups. Seems like the company's research doesn't have much to do with the company's technology, and isn't the investment due to the company's technology? When did we invest in QS because of the staff in it? If a company doesn't have insiders to sell stocks, it's a good company, and it's worth investing in. Is that the logic?
I know that if you want to make money in the stock market, you can't fall in love with individual stocks; you have to become a scum guy, but there are really few companies like QS. I learned all my understanding of batteries from QS. I also follow other battery companies, and I've seen very little information.