Movement Alert|QuantumScape Rises 5.28% in Regular Trading, Munich Motor Show Solid-State Battery Live Demo Continues to Fuel Rally

Market Focus05-27

On May 27, QuantumScape rose 5.28% in regular trading, trading at $9.12/share, with trading volume of approximately $107 million. The stock has now posted consecutive sessions of gains following a key technology milestone.

On the news front, QuantumScape recently completed the first live demonstration of its QSE-5 solid-state lithium battery powering a real vehicle at the Munich Motor Show. The demonstration utilized a modified Ducati Moto V21L racing motorcycle, with the battery system designed by Audi experts under the Volkswagen Group. Additionally, the company's core pilot production line, dubbed Eagle Line, has commenced full trial operations and achieved small-batch production of QSE-5 cells. Management expects continued ramp-up through the second quarter, marking the formal transition from R&D to the critical commercial validation phase and establishing a potential industrialization inflection point.

Within the Auto Parts & Equipment sector, individual stocks showed mixed performance. BorgWarner up 2.59%, Aptiv PLC up 5.04%, Autoliv up 1.68%, Lear up 2.66%, Garrett Motion Inc. down 0.52%.

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