Fisker, the renowned electric vehicle manufacturer, has unveiled exciting details about its upcoming affordable electric crossover, known as the “PEAR.” This revelation took place during Fisker’s recent “Product Vision Day,” where they showcased their ambitious vision for the future of electric mobility. The PEAR is positioned as a budget-friendly alternative to electric vehicles such as
Fisker has provided further insights into their upcoming electric vehicle, the Alaska pickup truck. Introduced earlier this month, the Alaska EV pickup has managed to garner considerable attention due to its appealing specifications and design. Fisker has now shared additional details about the vehicle, shedding light on its dimensions and performance features. Addressing an initial
Electric vehicle startup Fisker has announced a strategic partnership with Tesla to incorporate Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) into its upcoming EV models. This collaboration will grant Fisker’s customers access to Tesla’s renowned Supercharger network by the year 2025. Several prominent automakers, such as Ford Motor and General Motors, are veering away from the
Fisker officially unleashed the Ronin, a high-performance electric convertible supercar priced at $385,000. Set to become the flagship model of the brand in the coming years, the Ronin is currently in the development phase, but Fisker has shared preliminary specifications to provide enthusiasts with a glimpse of what’s to come. The Ronin boasts a striking
Fisker unveiled four new vehicles during their Product Vision Day, showcasing their second chapter of innovative electric vehicles. The first vehicle is the Pear city car, which is expected to be their best-selling model. It is built on the new SLV1 platform, designed to be simple, versatile, and with reduced parts. The Pear features a
In a bid to challenge the electric truck segment, Fisker recently unveiled its latest creation – the Fisker Alaska EV Pickup. This announcement comes shortly after the company initiated deliveries of its Fisker Ocean EV (electric vehicle) sport utility vehicle (SUV), all while grappling with persistent supply chain challenges. Fisker’s strategy to stand out in
Fisker Inc has revised down its 2023 production target due to supply chain challenges in the electric vehicle (EV) industry. The setback is part of a broader trend of U.S. EV startups struggling to increase production rates amid weak demand and limited cash. As a result, Fisker’s shares slumped by 12% during premarket trading. Fisker
