Will Electric Vehicle Companies Surpass Trillion-Dollar Tech Giants - Seite 3

The new Facedrive Foods app was launched a few weeks ago, and already it's processing 3,000 orders daily, with close to 4,000 restaurant partners and over 220,000 active users.

This Is Where Big Names Are Gathering

Exelon's (EXC) market cap is ~$41 billion and it's not the only huge market-cap company whose radar is pinging Facedrive: There's also a tie-in to eCommerce King Amazon. Both global e-commerce giant Amazon and Canadian Tier-1 telecoms giant Telus jumped in on Facedrive's corporate partnership program.  And that news flew right under the radar because it wasn't officially announced and was revealed only when Facedrive released its Q1 earnings report.

That means both giants will be Corporate partners of Facedrive meaning that their employees will receive preferred rates on Facedrive products and services. And they have.

In October, Air Canada became the next big name to jump on the Facedrive bandwagon. With the global tourism industry facing $1 trillion in losses and on track to shed 100 million jobs before the year is out, Air Canada has signed a deal with Facedrive (FD; FDVRF) to launch a pilot project for its employees using TraceSCAN, Facedrive's proprietary COVID contact-tracing technology and wearables. 

So, watch the news flow on that one, too as talks progress with more big airlines. The name of this game is ultimate impact. Facedrive is chasing Big Money earmarked for ESG-focused plays at a time when the world has just hit the trillion-dollar mark in ESG fund investments.

Big capital has tons of money to put into low-risk impact investing. But they can't find enough places to park it.

Facedrive (FD; FDVRF) has been ahead of the curve from day one. At this point, there's no stopping the march of EVs, and this is the company that brings it all together in a comprehensive ESG ecosystem. And with so many verticals, the news flow is hard to keep up with.

The Electric Vehicle Revolution Is Kicking Into High Gear

Tesla (TSLA) is now the most valuable car maker "of all time". Tesla is worth almost $495 billion, while the top three American automakers--GM, Ford and Chrysler--are worth around $129 billion combined. This year alone, Tesla has risen by 460%, and is showing no signs of slowing. Especially now that the company is set to be included in the S&P 500.