Fisker, the EV manufacturer founded by automotive designer Henrik Fisker, recently unveiled a range of new electric vehicle (EV) prototypes at an event in Huntington Beach, California.
These prototypes include a versatile pickup truck designed for Alaska's challenging terrain, a sports car with a projected range of up to 600 miles, a city EV, and an off-road version of the Ocean SUV alongside the mysterious PEAR vehicle, a collaborative project with Foxconn.
In a significant move, Fisker showcased all these upcoming vehicles in prototype form, presenting its comprehensive future product plan. Notably, Fisker is already accepting reservations for these forthcoming models.
Fisker, also the company's CEO, emphasized that the firm is focusing on pushing innovation while staying committed to sustainable practices. The showcased vehicles offer a diverse range of options for potential customers.
"Innovation and sustainability, along with design, are our three brand values," Fisker said in a press statement. "By 2027, we intend to produce the world's first climate-neutral vehicle, and as our customers reinvent their relationships with mobility, we want to be a leader in software defined transportation."
Fisker CEO Henrik Fisker intruduces the all-electric Fisker Alaska pickup truck during its inaugural "Product Vision Day" in Huntington Beach, California, on August 3, 2023.
Fisker's EV Prototypes
Here's a closer look at the newly unveiled vehicles:
1. Fisker Ronin: This is an all-electric four-door convertible GT sports car. Its futuristic design features a carbon fiber hard-top convertible, butterfly doors, and an advanced luxury interior. The Ronin is projected to have a range of over 600 miles and a triple-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain delivering over 1,000 horsepower.
2. Fisker PEAR: The Fisker PEAR represents a vision of sustainable EV mobility. It's a category-defying lifestyle vehicle built on Fisker's unique SLV-1 platform. The car utilizes Fisker's Steel++ development process, using 35% fewer parts than its counterparts. The PEAR incorporates advanced electrical engineering architecture and boasts the Fisker Blade central computing platform.
3. Fisker Alaska: The Fisker Alaska is an advanced all-electric four-door pickup truck built on the FT31 platform. It offers versatile utility with multiple cargo configurations, including a customizable cargo bed. With a range of 230-340 miles, it promises to be both powerful and sustainable.
4. Force E Package: Fisker also introduced the Force E package, designed to enhance the off-road capabilities of the Fisker Ocean SUV. This package will include specialized tires, higher ground clearance, and durable skid plates catering to those seeking sustainable off-road adventures.
Fisker Blade Computer
Besides the vehicle showcases, Fisker also introduced its Fisker Blade computer, a central computing platform that aims to simplify the complexities of future vehicle technology.
The company also presented its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals, aligning with its ambition to become an industry leader in sustainability.
Following the event, Fisker opened reservations for the Fisker Ronin and Fisker Alaska models, signaling strong consumer interest in their diverse EV offerings.
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