We examined the NLV Solar Quant. Later, we took a closer look at the car and it's owner and figured it probably wasn't a starter in the near future.
Now, I guess maybe we can call it official, at least where Koenigsegg (and maybe Saab) is concerned.
4Wheels News are reporting that Koenigsegg has made an announcement confirming that the Quant is purely NLV Solar's baby, and that it's role in designing and constructing the prototype seen in Geneva earlier this year is the full extent of their involvement.
The report is unsourced and unattributed and dated July 8. My dodgy hotel internet connection won't load up K-Segg's site to see if there's an official release, but here's what 4Wheels News have to say:
The press release reads: "The NLV Quant program was initiated and is wholly owned by NLV-Solar AG in Switzerland. The Quant is not a Koenigsegg Automotive car and was never intended to be." Koenigsegg enumerates that its contributions include the body and interior design, chassis conceptualization, and a feasibility study for low volume production. While NLV-Solar AG's responsibilities include the photovoltaic and electrical accumulator storage system, as well as owning and driving the whole project. Having completed its agreed contributions to the program, Koenigsegg added that if NLV sees a need then it may consider rejoining the venture.
I'll keep hunting around for some more official looking news......
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Thanks Radulf!

http://www.koenigsegg.com/pressreleases.php?view=55
It would be great to see a Saab-related Press Release from Koenigsegg but I'm guessing that they're keeping their powder dry until the news is really significant and signatures are on contracts. As Turbin says, its not over yet.
and simply respond that I don't know how to do such things. Seriously. Perhaps best - what would I use afterall? Happy to take hints on Gravatar attachment if you have some.
glad K-egg has p.r., they need to try to control the speculation over the next few weeks.
BTW, the NLV Quant story is only slightly more bizarre than some of the other stories in eco-car development these days. Maybe NLV can team up with V-Vehicle :)