The new Fisker Ocean electric SUV, which debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), promises to be far more affordable
The new Fisker Ocean electric SUV, which debuted at CES, is compact in size and promises to be far more affordable than other Fisker vehicles such as the old Karma and the delayed eMotion sedan. The car will start at just $37,500 (currently equivalent to £28,900 or €33,700) when it arrives in the US in 2022, Fisker said at the launch in Las Vegas last week. The vehicle will also be available in those European markets expressing the most interest, he said.
Fisker is proposing to follow the Tesla model and deal directly with consumers, who’ll lease the Ocean on a flexible basis. When customers return their car, Fisker will lease it out again at a reduced rate. Fisker is proposing an entry lease price of $379 a month.
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