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What is it all about?

In general, that's kind of how most of the cars look today.

And we find it so interesting now.

We eliminate the engine, but the architecture stayed the same.

People have a pretty determined view of what a car needs to look like.

And obviously, over the next couple of years, that will change.

Hello and welcome to Danny in in the valley your weekly dispatch from deep inside the silicon valley future machine this week we are

once again outside the valley and on location in los angeles well okay so, so actually, I'm not there either.

I'm in London.

I came here for Founders Forum, which is fantastic, meeting lots of super interesting

British entrepreneurs.

Maybe we'll even have one or two on the podcast coming up.

But you may remember that a couple weeks ago, I spent some time with the guys from

Beyond Meat, who of course are in L.A., and on that weeks ago, I spent some time with the guys from Beyond Meat, who, of course,

are in L.A. And on that same trip, I met a super interesting company with a super weird name.

It's called E. Velocity. Velocity. It's kind of a weird spelling. You've probably

never heard of them, but they have some very, very big plans.

It's an electric car company.

It's founded by Stefan Krauss, who's the former finance director for many years of BMW.

He was also the former CFO of Deutsche Bank during the financial crisis.

And he's a pretty cool cat. And he has raised a billion dollars, one billion dollars.

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