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- NanoFlowcell abstract "NanoFlowcell is an electric car manufacturer registered in Liechtenstein, founded in 2013.NanoFlowcell first car Quant has three variants - Quant E, Quant F and Quantino. The German Heise Autos magazine called the car's physics in question, noting that the 2000 ampere advertised by the manufacturer to drive the Quantino would need problematically thick cables and that the 30 kW (40 hp) battery would be insufficient to satisfy the power requirements of the Quant E's four 120 kW (160 hp) motors except for very short bursts. The reviewer concluded that no working Quant cars would ever be built.".
- Q19604460 abstract "NanoFlowcell is an electric car manufacturer registered in Liechtenstein, founded in 2013.NanoFlowcell first car Quant has three variants - Quant E, Quant F and Quantino. The German Heise Autos magazine called the car's physics in question, noting that the 2000 ampere advertised by the manufacturer to drive the Quantino would need problematically thick cables and that the 30 kW (40 hp) battery would be insufficient to satisfy the power requirements of the Quant E's four 120 kW (160 hp) motors except for very short bursts. The reviewer concluded that no working Quant cars would ever be built.".