QuantumScape Corp - Ordinary Shares - Class A Stock News

In 2020, QuantumScape (QS -2.04%) was one of the hot stocks to hold, according to Wall Street. The stock back rose as high as $115 per share with a market cap approaching $50 billion.

QuantumScape (QS 1.91%) was once considered a promising play on the solid-state battery market, but its stock has tumbled more than 70% over the past three years. Like many other start-ups that went public by merging with special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) in recent years, QuantumScape overpromised and underdelivered.

QuantumScape (QS -3.94%) is developing innovative battery technology that the electric vehicle industry desperately needs.

QuantumScape's strategic partnership with Volkswagen and advancements in manufacturing technology position it as a strong buy despite recent stock price dips. The company's financial health, including sufficient liquidity until 2028 and improved EPS, underscores efficient capital management. Conservative revenue projections and P/S ratios suggest QuantumScape can deliver a 37% annualized return...

Many electric vehicle (EV) stocks soared to their all-time highs during the buying frenzy in meme and growth stocks in 2020 and 2021. But over the following four years, many of those stocks fizzled out as rising interest rates popped their bubbly valuations, cast a harsh light on their losses, and drove investors toward more conservative investments.

Electric vehicles (EVs) have the potential to revolutionize transportation. While the technology is evolving, mass adoption still encounters hurdles -- mainly around charging times and driving range compared to traditional gas-powered vehicles.

QuantumScape (QS 2.50%), a developer of solid-state batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), is again becoming quite an item on the stock market. Following the company's most recently published earnings report, investors have become notably more bullish on its shares, pushing their value higher.

QuantumScape (QS 2.50%), a developer of solid-state lithium metal batteries, posted its fourth-quarter report on Feb. 12. It didn't generate any revenue since it hasn't commercialized any of its batteries yet.