I hope Canoo survive and thrive. They have this interesting EV design that is a breath of fresh air for the car industry. I live in Australia and would love to own one.
Canoo has not yet gone into full production with anything and might not survive long enough to get there, but I hope they do. All of their designs are clever. They've cozied up next to WalMart HQ in Arkansas, so perhaps they'll be acquired rather than going under like so many other automakers before them.
So canoe has basically 30,000 plus orders in hand from Walmart Air France and open door I think it was, with the option for Walmart to buy 10,000 more and to buy into owning canoo up to 20% which they probably will unless the car totally sucks for some reason which it won't. I've put down a deposit on both the delivery and the mpdv version and I have little doubt that they will be able to deliver. I've also invested a significant amount in their stock.
The factories are ready to go. They are in the hiring and training phase now. They hope to be capable of producing 20k vehicles per year by the end of the year and they hope to increase that to 40k per year for next year. Don't read that to mean they think they'll have 20k vehicles built by years in though. If they make 400 vehicles in a single week that would be meeting the goal. I've notice a few channels misunderstanding that point.
I invested in this company 1.5 months ago right when I got into investing, and I learned something. Even when a company has a glorious, unique and interesting product that everyone is interested in, you still have to consider how difficult it is to start full production. This isn't always the case, but it is the case with car companies. I fully expected to learn important lessons during my investing journey, and I still am. I like to go hands on rather than watching a 10 hour long course. I'm ready to loose some money as the cost of experience.
I really hope this company makes it!!! It's selling to fleet companies first then HOPEFULLY to you and me. Or perhaps I can just order one (eventually 2025) through my company. Hummm.
Under current regulations cars built today are required to have an area that can absorb the energy of a crash. Just like in other vehicles that area in the front is the crumple zone. That's also why the ID Buzz doesn't look like the classic VW Micro-bus.
JUST Freaking produce these vehicles! I'm already tired of the look what we can build without putting these damn vehicles in production! What good is it coming out with a NEW version when you can't even order 1 model! All becoming nothing but lip service!
It's hard to start a new car company and have enough capital to produce a vehicle. Manufacturing is a feat. We really hope they can survive so we can see them all over the streets but it's a tough journey, no doubt.
To bad, I hate that this vehicle is doomed. They managers have stolen and starved it to death the sock price has gone from a high $466 bucks to $1.57 as of 8-12-24. Lousy development plan and over spending. The president of the company bought himself a jet plane, big homes, and luxury vehicles. He's a damn con man.
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Yes, this the car America needs. I already reserved one.
We hope they stay in business and make it to production.
This is the car Singapore needs too. I wish I could reserve one now. NOW! 😢
LOL!!!!!!Good luck with that. You ever pay attention to the Canoo company financials?
@@countryjoe3551 stock went $466 bucks to $1.57 in less than 4yrs.
I hope Canoo survive and thrive. They have this interesting EV design that is a breath of fresh air for the car industry. I live in Australia and would love to own one.
They sure are neat. Thanks for sharing. -Producer Tim
Dude. Yasss! I would totally drive that? Who make that? Sweet!!
Canoo has not yet gone into full production with anything and might not survive long enough to get there, but I hope they do. All of their designs are clever. They've cozied up next to WalMart HQ in Arkansas, so perhaps they'll be acquired rather than going under like so many other automakers before them.
Dude. Miss GO. That car is bitchin! I hope they go through with it.
So canoe has basically 30,000 plus orders in hand from Walmart Air France and open door I think it was, with the option for Walmart to buy 10,000 more and to buy into owning canoo up to 20% which they probably will unless the car totally sucks for some reason which it won't. I've put down a deposit on both the delivery and the mpdv version and I have little doubt that they will be able to deliver. I've also invested a significant amount in their stock.
I preordered one. Lets see if it becomes real
We hope so
I ordered one too!
I ordered a CANOO truck and am hoping it will be available much sooner than my CYBERTRUCK order #317,xxx … which could take years.
The factories are ready to go. They are in the hiring and training phase now. They hope to be capable of producing 20k vehicles per year by the end of the year and they hope to increase that to 40k per year for next year. Don't read that to mean they think they'll have 20k vehicles built by years in though. If they make 400 vehicles in a single week that would be meeting the goal. I've notice a few channels misunderstanding that point.
Whats the range?
I invested in this company 1.5 months ago right when I got into investing, and I learned something.
Even when a company has a glorious, unique and interesting product that everyone is interested in, you still have to consider how difficult it is to start full production.
This isn't always the case, but it is the case with car companies.
I fully expected to learn important lessons during my investing journey, and I still am. I like to go hands on rather than watching a 10 hour long course. I'm ready to loose some money as the cost of experience.
The leadership trouble at Canoo has also been a factor.
@@MissGoElectric I didn't hear about it.
@@MissGoElectric what problems??😳
At least you're being realistic. Bravo.
Wow that’s really freaking nice! I’ve seen these in Pryor, OK in person and they are amazing!
We hope the company does not go out of business.
I want one so bad! It looks so damn nice. It reminds me of the VW bus from back in the day. But electric.
VW will be selling it's electric ID Buzz van this year.
Great alternative to a minivan a must have in 🇨🇦 as well
Hopefully they'll survive to market
Wow - Nice👍⚡️⚡️
We hope they go into production and the company becomes healthy
I pre-ordered mine. Hopefully, it comes to fruition!
Hopefully so
When you pre order(100$) down ….do you have to have the full 40k when it’s ready or is there a payment plan .
YOO YOU CAN MOVE THE REAR WINDOWS?
I love this thing more and more
neat vehicle.
I want one. Hope Canoo makes it.
For sure
I love this car
Hopefully it will go into production for you.
I plan on buying at least 50 of the trucks so I hope they stick around cause I need them!
Fingers crossed.
my favorite party van
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Good canoo
It is a fun and exciting product. Hope to drive one soon.
Yes it looks like a Tartan Prancer from Vacation however I'd buy one!
It's a vibe 😎
Might be seeing the canoo with a brand new Toyota emblem in the near future
That would be cool.
Love it
It's a neat ride. Hope to drive it soon 👍
If my stock goes up I’m buying the truck 😊
There ya go.
I reserved a pickup. I hope for everyone’s sake that these become reality, but I have my doubts :/
The doubts are well founded.
I really hope this company makes it!!! It's selling to fleet companies first then HOPEFULLY to you and me. Or perhaps I can just order one (eventually 2025) through my company. Hummm.
agreed. They've designed a very cool product. -Producer Tim
Too bad they will never make it to production..
Kia's modular PV5 fits the bill and will be in production next year
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L o l looks just like it's straight out of an episode of doug funny..
We love to see wild ideas come to life.
@MissGoElectric lol ok That was a professional reply.., ya got my subscription👍
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Well...this vehicle is NOT in production. Only a handful of prototypes exist on earth.
What is all the space in front of the driver used for? Seems awkward to reach.
They've got some of the most clever space design around. The front folds down.
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Under current regulations cars built today are required to have an area that can absorb the energy of a crash. Just like in other vehicles that area in the front is the crumple zone. That's also why the ID Buzz doesn't look like the classic VW Micro-bus.
Wanna have one in Germany...fu.k..😂
Hopefully the company will survive to realize volume production -Producer Tim
What bloody lifestyle does that reflect?
a weird one.
The really delusional Green New Deal cultists.....
Tired of waiting for the ID Buzz. This looks better.
More electric vans, please!! I'm with you.
JUST Freaking produce these vehicles! I'm already tired of the look what we can build without putting these damn vehicles in production! What good is it coming out with a NEW version when you can't even order 1 model! All becoming nothing but lip service!
Too busy driving a couple kids around town!
It's hard to start a new car company and have enough capital to produce a vehicle. Manufacturing is a feat. We really hope they can survive so we can see them all over the streets but it's a tough journey, no doubt.
This was filmed last year at the Woodward dream cruise and those are employees in the vehicle
Buy GOEV
definitely not financial advice -- this is a high risk endeavor as the stock has lost nearly 99% of its peak value.
Proud shareholder
If you've held for $8/share at the start of the year to $1.38 right now, you are absolutely dedicated.
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Indeed
Damn that real
yeah
To bad, I hate that this vehicle is doomed. They managers have stolen and starved it to death the sock price has gone from a high $466 bucks to $1.57 as of 8-12-24. Lousy development plan and over spending. The president of the company bought himself a jet plane, big homes, and luxury vehicles. He's a damn con man.
It's a tough business.
I agree with this we need to make cars small again (no Donald trump pun intended)
We love efficiency!