Movement Alert|QuantumScape Rises 5.29% in Regular Trading, Solid-State Battery Vehicle Demo and Honda Partnership Continue to Boost Sentiment

Market Focus
Jun 22

On June 22, QuantumScape rose 5.29% in regular trading, trading at $8.2201/share, with turnover of $75.31 million. The stock continued its upward momentum driven by dual catalysts from earlier this month.

On the news front, QuantumScape completed the first live demonstration of its QS solid-state lithium battery powering a real vehicle at the Munich auto show on June 16, using a modified Ducati MotoE V21L race bike equipped with QSE-5 cells produced via its Cobra manufacturing process. Audi engineers designed a first-of-its-kind battery system for the demonstration vehicle. That event initially drove a 21.05% single-day gain. Subsequently, on June 18, the company announced a multi-year joint research agreement with Honda R&D to co-develop solid-state batteries and related manufacturing processes for EVs. Honda had previously completed extensive technical evaluation and competitive benchmarking of QuantumScape's platform, officially recognizing its "unique technological advantages." This marks QuantumScape's second major OEM partnership after Volkswagen, with market sentiment continuing to build on the dual catalysts.

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