Nanoflowcell's 48 Volt Quant

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The NanoFlowcell Quant 48Volt arrives as a bit of a conundrum. The maker promises hypercar-rivaling performance with 751 horsepower (560 kilowatts) horsepower and a range of 621 miles (1,000 kilometers). However, the model’s unorthodox powertrain raises the question of how someone would ever refuel it.
Nanoflowcell Quant 48Volt electrifies Geneva

 

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The little one is actually called Quantino. Here is another picture. I think it looks neat. There are doubts however.
Review: the nanoFlowcell-powered Quantino prototype

 

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I usually applaud every new EV, even in concept form, but in this one single instance I have to say it.

SCAM! This is just a scam.

The whole flow cell is a scam, the guy behind it is a scam.

He once developed a "miracle" solar cell, got an old woman to invest some 50 million dollar in his invention, partied away his money and then got sued by her. She lost, because she should have known better, is what the judge said.

Now he scams investors again, with lofty promises and another miracle technology.

 

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"We have no idea what the company has been up to for the past 7 years but appears to have been encouraged to venture into the U.S. following the implementation of the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act."

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