Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide (QTWW) 8-K Regulation FD Disclosure

Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc.

March 2010

“Driving Tomorrow’s Technology Today”

Exhibit 99.1

Forward Looking Statements

This

presentation

contains

certain

“forward-looking

statements”

within

the

safe

harbor

provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.  These forward looking

statements are based on management’s reasonable expectations and assumptions as of

the

date

of

this

presentation.

These

statements

include

words

such

as

“may,”

“could,”

“will,”

“should,”

“assume,”

“expect,”

“anticipate,”

“plan,”

“intend,”

“believe,”

“predict,”

“estimate,”

“forecast,”

“outlook,”

“potential,”

or “continue,”

or the negative of these terms,

and other comparable terminology.   Various risks and other factors could cause actual

results to differ materially from those contemplated by the forward looking statements

including, without limitation, our ability to raise sufficient capital to fund operations and

execute

our

business

plan,

the

success

of

and

number

of

vehicles

sold

by

Fisker

Automotive,

delays

in

development

and

production

at

Fisker

Automotive,

our

ability

to

secure

future

development

programs

and

supply

contracts

with

Fisker

Automotive

and

other Original Equipment Manufacturers, whether we are able to complete our acquisition

of Schneider Power, Inc., Schneider Power’s ability to receive contracts under Ontario’s

feed-in

tariff

program

and

develop

commercially

viable

and

profitable

wind

and

solar

farms, whether we are able to secure financing for Quantum Solar, changes in the

demand for alternative fuel vehicles, solar products and other renewable energies,

changes in environmental policies, commercial viability and acceptance of our products,

creation of an infrastructure to support alternative fuel vehicles, the impact of competitive

products and pricing, interruptions in the supply of materials and parts, the growth and

success of our affiliates, loss of or inability to obtain adequate protection for our

intellectual property, our ability to attract, hire and retain qualified personnel, and results

of litigation or regulatory activities.  The Company disclaims any obligation or undertaking

to disseminate any updates or revisions to any forward-looking statements contained in

this presentation to reflect any change in management’s assumptions, beliefs or

expectations or any change in events, conditions or circumstances upon which any

forward-looking statements are based.

Quantum Overview

QUANTUM

Renewable

Energy

Quantum Aerospace

Ultra Lightweight Tanks

(H2

& O2)

Security & Aerospace

Quantum DS

Defense,  Security,

Reconnaissance and

Humanitarian Vehicles

ASOLA

Germany

Solar Module Manufacturing

Quantum Solar  Energy

USA

Solar Module Manufacturing

Schneider Power

Renewable Power

Generation

Hybrid

Automotive

Fisker

Automotive       

(Q-Drive)

Quantum OEM

Military Hybrid

Q-Force

Quantum

Development

Other Customers/

OEMS

Quantum Overview

Fisker Premium

Hybrid Vehicles

Quantum Military

Hybrids

Quantum H2 and

CNG Vehicles

Lithium –Ion

Batteries

Powertrain

Systems

H2 and CNG

Storage Systems

Asola-Quantum

Automotive Solar

Asola Solar PV

Modules

Future Quantum

Solar Energy

Our Customers & Partners

Strategic Relationships

Fisker Automotive

•Well known brand, stellar team and diligent execution

•$527.8 Million DOE loan

•Contract to supply powertrain and solar roof in

production quantities

Schneider Power

•Experienced developer of wind and solar energy

projects

•Significant growth potential in Ontario, Canada and

other high growth markets

•1 GW pipeline of new projects

Asola

•German designer and manufacturer of high quality

solar photovoltaic modules

•$100 million + in revenues

•20+ years of experience and global relationships

Experienced Management Team

Dale L. Rasmussen, Chairman of the Board

•Member of the Board of Directors since 2000; Chairman since 2002

•Founding member of Fisker

Automotive

•Over 25 years of experience in the alternative fuels industry

•Instrumental in raising over half a billion in equity financing since 1996

Alan P. Niedzwiecki, President & CEO

•President and CEO since Aug 2002

•“Entrepreneur of the Year”

–

Orange County Business Journal (March 2009)

•Over 25 years of experience in the alternative fuels industry

W. Brian Olson, Chief Financial Officer

•CFO and Treasurer since August 2002

•Over 15 years of experience in the alternative fuels industry

•Prior experience –

CFO of $200 Million alternative energy company

•Certified Management Accountant

Dr. Neel Sirosh, Chief Technology Officer

•CTO since 2005; Director of Advanced Technology since 1997

•20 years of experience in the alternative fuels industry

•6 patents and 2 book chapters on clean energy; 35 papers/conference presentations

David Mazaika, Chief Operating Officer

•Over 14 years of experience in hybrid vehicle development

•Co-founder

of

the

ISE

Corporation

and

recipient

of

CALSTART’s

“Blue

Sky

Award”

(1997)

•COO since December 2008

Fisker Automotive

•

A new Green American premium

car company

•

Founded by Quantum and

Fisker Coachbuild

•

Funded by:

-

Kleiner Perkins Caufield &

Byers

-

Palo Alto Investors

-

Qatar Investment Authority

•

Business Week Magazine’s pick

as Top Start-up of 2008

New York, Times Square, September 5, 2007

June 2009

Fisker

Automotive

•

Production Starts 2011

–

Karma models are planned to incorporate Quantum’s Plug-in Hybrid Electric

Vehicle (PHEV) powertrain

–

Q-Drive®

•

First

model:

PHEV

Premium

4-door

Sports

Sedan

-

KARMA

–

Unveiled at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Jan 2008

–

MSRP $87,900

–

$7,500 Federal Tax Credit for PHEVs

Fisker Karma Plug-In Hybrid with Quantum Q-Drive

Electrification of the Automobile

Electrification of the Automobile

Electrification of the Automobile

Fisker Automotive has acquired a 3.2 million sq ft former GM facility in Delaware

Electrification of the Automobile

Detroit Auto Show

Military Opportunities / Q-Force

USPS Vehicle

USPS LLV (Long Life Vehicle)

•

12-15 mile daily driving route

•

500-700 stops per day

About Asola (continued)

•

Asola GmbH is a privately-held German leader in development of crystalline

silicon solar modules.

•

Manufacture high output (watt/panel) and high quality solar modules.

•

2010 Revenue Projection -

$100 million

•

Expertise in solar cell modularization for commercial, residential, automotive and

grid applications.

Asola

Germany

75%

25%

USA

15%

85%

About Asola (continued)

Asola

•

Quantum and Asola will supply

world's largest continuous-

formed glass solar roof panel

on a car, for Fisker KARMA. 

•

Integral part of the vehicle

onboard energy

management strategy  

•

Optimized to maximize

solar ray absorption under

various lighting conditions

Automotive Solar Modules

Asola

PROPOSED:

•

45 MW Solar Module Manufacturing Plant –

Irvine, CA

•

Expansion of our German 45 MW Facility

•

20+ years of Experience

•

Revenue Potential $100 Million per Year

•

Timing:

•

Start of production 2nd Quarter 2010

•

Markets:

•

Commercial, Residential, Utility

•

Automotive Solar Roof Systems

•

Local manufacturing and jobs –

key

considerations for American Recovery and

Reinvestment Act funding

Quantum Solar Energy

Schneider Power

Operating and Development Assets

Ontario

Type

Size

Operational

Arthur

Wind

10 MW

2010

Spring Bay

Wind

10 MW

2010

Grand Valley

Wind

60 MW

2011

Trout Creek

Wind

10 MW

2011

Innisfil

Wind

10 MW

2011

Crystal Falls/

Dymond

Solar

20 MW

2012

New Liskeard

Solar

10 MW

2012

Manitoba

Type

Size

Operational

Hilltop Heights

Wind

120 MW

2013

Rapid City

Wind

240 MW

2014

Fairmont

Wind

345 MW

2015

Nova Scotia

Type

Size

Operational

Goodwins

Island

Wind

20 MW

2012

Bahamas

Type

Size

Operational

New Providence/

Abaco

Wind

24 MW

2012

Jasper

Wind

150 MW

2014

Schneider Power

630 MW “Shovel Ready”

Renewable Energy Projects

1.

Development, Construction &           

Management of Renewable Energy

Facilities

2.

630 MW ‘Shovel Ready’

Renewable Energy Projects

3.

1 GW Pipeline of New Projects

4.

Diversified Portfolio Mix

5.

Significant Portfolio of Renewable

Development Projects in Multiple

Jurisdictions

Financial

Overview

•

Expanding business model with clearly defined

revenue streams

-

Fisker Karma (Q-Drive)

-

Solar module manufacturing

-

Development fees on renewable energy projects

•

Projecting profitability in CY 2011

-

Profitable revenue streams

-

Earnings in renewable energy partnerships and affiliates

•

Improving financial position

-

Equitized $20 million of debt in last nine months

-

Maturity dates pushed out into 2011

-

$10 million commitment letter available to the Company

Financial Overview

Q-Drive Hybrid Business Model

CY

CY

CY

CY

CY

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

PHEV UNITS

Q-Drive (Fisker)

250

15,000

15,000

15,000

15,000

Q-Drive (Light)

-

-

4,000

10,000

20,000

Forecasted

250

15,000

19,000

25,000

35,000

ASP

10,000

$              

10,000

$              

11,000

$              

13,000

$              

15,000

$              

REVENUES

Product

2,500,000

$        

150,000,000

$    

209,000,000

$    

325,000,000

$    

525,000,000

$    

Development

10,000,000

$      

10,000,000

$      

10,000,000

$      

10,000,000

$      

10,000,000

$      

CONTRIBUTION

1,600,000

$        

20,000,000

$      

27,400,000

$      

41,900,000

$ ��    

66,900,000

$      

Renewable Energy Business Model

CY

CY

CY

CY

CY

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

MW Developed

20.0

80.0

100.0

150.0

280.0

Development Fee Revenue

5,400,000

$        

10,700,000

$      

14,600,000

$      

17,000,000

$      

19,000,000

$      

Operating Income

2,300,000

$        

5,600,000

$        

8,800,000

$        

9,400,000

$        

9,400,000

$        

Earnings in Equity Positions

-

$                    

1,000,000

$        

5,800,000

$        

8,500,000

$        

14,200,000

$      

IRRs Expected

21%

23%

25%

27%

25%

CY

CY

CY

CY

CY

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

RENEWABLE ENERGY REVENUES

Solar Module Manufacturing

22,500,000

$      

90,000,000

$      

94,500,000

$      

105,000,000

$    

126,000,000

$    

Project Development Fees

5,400,000

10,700,000

14,600,000

17,000,000

19,000,000

27,900,000

$      

100,700,000

$    

109,100,000

$    

122,000,000

$    

145,000,000

$    

CONTRIBUTION

Solar Modules

2,250,000

$        

9,000,000

$        

9,450,000

$        

10,500,000

$      

12,600,000

$      

Wind/Solar Farms

2,300,000

6,600,000

14,600,000

17,900,000

23,600,000

Asola, Earnings in Affiliate

1,600,000

3,300,000

6,600,000

9,900,000

13,200,000

6,150,000

$        

18,900,000

$      

30,650,000

$      

38,300,000

$      

49,400,000

$      

Value Proposition

•

Positioned well within the alternative

and clean energy industry

–

Well-established Tier 1 supplier to

global OEMs

–

2 decades of alternative energy

experience

•

Proprietary position in 21   century

“green”

technologies

•

Strategic value in affiliates and

strategic partnerships

–

Fisker

Automotive

–

Asola

–

Schneider Power

–

Advanced Lithium Power

–

OEMs

•

Substantial improvement targeted in

operating performance

•

NASDAQ Global Market: QTWW

•

Market Cap: $100 Million

•

Average trading volume 2.0 Million

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