Join the Saab Turbo Club of Norway at Autopia Expo 2024 to witness the exclusive showcase of the Saab Quantum IV, one of Norway's rarest vehicles. Immerse yourself in the legacy of Saab's engineering marvels from April 5-7 in Stavanger.
The future of the Saab, now Nevs, lies in electric cars. Electric vehicles are not new for Saab (we assume that many have not heard of Saab Van). There was a 1974 Saab Sonett III converted into an electric car...
Walter Kern's first Quantum, named the Quantum I/II, was built in 1959. Walter Kern was working at IBM at the time and used his spare time and computer resources to engineer a chassis. Walter Kern was a nuclear physicist trained at...
Five distinct versions of Saab-based Quantum vehicles were built. With chassis designed by IBM engineer Walter Kern, each version used water-cooled two-stroke Saab engines. The first three versions were two-seat sports cars; the fourth, a single-seat, open-wheeled race car, sold...
