This Week In Fisker: Our Reservation Estimates, Fisker Ocean Comparison, Partnerships, & More

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How does Fisker compare to similar vehicles?

As of today, there are a handful of electric vehicles in the crossover segment below $50,000. Some of the EVs in this segment include the 2022 Kia Niro EV, Volkswagen ID.4 EV, and the Fisker Ocean. Each of these mid-size SUVs have a stylish exterior design. However, the big difference between the three is that the Fisker Ocean is designed to be the world’s most sustainable electric vehicle. The Fisker Ocean is made in a CO2 neutral factory and the interior is derived from recycled polyester fibers. For example, the seats and carpets use t-shirt material, recycled bottles, and plastic to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions into the atmosphere by 80%. Read more

Potential strategic partnerships are key to launching the Fisker Ocean and supporting customers

Last month, during the Q4 2021 earnings call, Henrik Fisker said there was interest from global auto rental companies. Fisker went on to say the company has several major deals in the works. He mentioned that these “deals” will be announced within a couple of weeks. Seeing as it’s now been a few weeks since the earnings call it got us thinking about who the potential partners could be in the car rental space could be. And, what other partnerships make sense for Fisker’s business? As a follow up to our post last week, upcoming catalysts every Fisker investor needs to know about, we wanted to explore what partnerships may look like for the company. Read more

Fisker Ocean now in Germany and no parts comes from Russia

This morning, Henrik posted a photo of the Fisker Ocean on display in Germany. Shortly thereafter, Fisker sent an email about the electric vehicle being on display at “The Latest Store.” Henrik then replied to a few followings telling them the company doesn’t have any parts coming from Russian or suppliers from there. And we shouldn’t expect to receive periodic updates on reservation numbers. Updates on reservation numbers will be mainly on earnings calls going forward. If you want the latest on reservation numbers we are providing our estimates on a regular basis. Read more

Reservations are up on the back of Mobile World Congress

Since the start of Mobile World Congress, we believe Fisker has added an additional 2,000 to 3,000 reservations. We believe reservations for both the Fisker Ocean and Fisker PEAR are currently between 35k to 36k at this very moment, likely higher. ???????????? By the end of March 2022, Fisker will likely surpass 37.5k to 38k in total reservations combined for both Fisker Ocean and PEAR. Read more

Fishing nets, old t-shirts, and renewed plastics, how they make up the Fisker Ocean’s vegan interior

The Fisker Ocean is the most world’s most sustainable electrical vehicle. Earth-friendly with ethically sourced and recycled materials throughout. The premium upholstery, carpets, and interior use recycled and renewed plastics. By using recycled materials wherever possible, Fisker lowers the carbon footprint of manufacturing the interior fabrics used within the Fisker Ocean. Read more