QuantumScape’s NEW FlexFrame Battery Will Change EVs Forever!

QuantumScape, a leading developer of solid-state battery technology, has come up with a novel solution: a new cell format called FlexFrame.
So, what exactly is this FlexFrame, and what does it bring to the EV industry?
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[@narayanar2194]

What is the progress update I didn't see any update in the last 6 months?

[@dbraymore]

They delivered their 6 layer A2 sample cell that is representative of their flex frame format and advancements that will be in the B0, promised to show better energy density, charging time etc. it was about a month ago.

[@jr-pl9kj]

bipolar stacked batteries are a much better design to utilize battery space as there wont be wasted space over cell packaging or too many busbars.

[@louis-philippeleblanc1570]

How many watt per kilo?

[@khizarcheema5634]

800 watt

[@jorgebonetgarcia]

Yo creo en ellos .

[@marccracchiolo4935]

So when will we see these in cars???

[@dubrovins]

2-3 years... prototype is due 2025

[@allen4353]

They are ahead of schedule and may have them in 2025.

[@vikasreddy3603]

Real production date :Its 2055 or Year after you die... whatever is inconvenient for you

[@aurelion3]

Yeah yeah those comes everyday and yet nothing is changed

[@hankborcherdt311]

800 w per litre but more importantly how many watts per kg? strange how we got warm and fuzzy reports with little specs....click bait maybe?😣

[@dbraymore]

Without a liquid electrolyte it will obviously be less than lithium ion. Weight will be specific to customer specifications, requested dimensions of batteries.

[@johnjames2242]

Isn`t your business across the street from the tesla fremont factory? If your tech is so hot why is tesla not using your battery?

[@dbraymore]

The battery is not in production yet.

[@austinkgraves]

Tesla makes their own batteries. It is a huge part of their business model. Check out their battery packs. That said, these will hold more energy, charge faster and weigh much less. They also do not have the same problem with energy density loss over time that other batteries have.
Just give it time. Tesla will continue to use their own tech, but the other car manufacturers are very excited about this and have invested an insane amount of money in QS.

[@josesuayandds4003]

How are you protecting your IP from Chinese counterfeiters?

[@axion8788]

drivel

[@hainguyen-zf9fx]

Commercial production counts, talk is cheap. You guys have been talking for 15 years and ZERO revenue. We need to see revenue then you can talk more

[@meilyn22]

Lol another BS!

[@ukrainetoday5886]

You want to know what Quantumspaces marketshare is ? Zero

[@dbraymore]

No one is there yet, QS will be the first.