Always been a fan of Fisker designs (Karma) but this one seems to take a completely different move.
Fisker unveils photo of its first electric SUV
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Fisker has announced that their electric SUV will be called the Ocean. Not sure how I feel about the name but it's a pretty cool design.
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/electric/fiskers-electric-suv-called-ocean
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https://www.topgear.com/car-news/electric/fiskers-electric-suv-called-ocean
Fisker announced some information today regarding their lease prices and insurance for the Ocean.
Fisker plans to lease the Ocean for $379 a month after a $2,999 down payment once the model enters production. That's not a lot of money any way you look at it, but the company hasn't named a purchase price just yet—that's coming later. But Fisker opened order books for the SUV today, asking lessees for a $250 reservation fee.
The company also plans to be flexible when it comes to lease duration, with terms ranging from just one month to several years, offering 30,000 miles a year. Yes, that means you could lease the Ocean for just one month, like a very long rental—California is very laid-back this way. (But that could be pricey with that down payment). Fisker is also bundling insurance via an app, promising lower quotes based on the Ocean's projected low service and maintenance costs. Speaking of service, Fisker plans onsite pickup and drop-off of vehicles for maintenance, requested via an app.
The Ocean will be revealed in production form on Jan. 4, 2020—this won't be a pie-in-the-sky concept—and Fisker is also expected to announce purchase pricing then. Production is expected to start in late 2021, with the first deliveries scheduled for early 2022. The electric SUV will have no shortage of competitors once it gets here, but it seems to be targeting the middle of the market when it comes to pricing and the level of luxury features.
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Fisker plans to lease the Ocean for $379 a month after a $2,999 down payment once the model enters production. That's not a lot of money any way you look at it, but the company hasn't named a purchase price just yet—that's coming later. But Fisker opened order books for the SUV today, asking lessees for a $250 reservation fee.
The company also plans to be flexible when it comes to lease duration, with terms ranging from just one month to several years, offering 30,000 miles a year. Yes, that means you could lease the Ocean for just one month, like a very long rental—California is very laid-back this way. (But that could be pricey with that down payment). Fisker is also bundling insurance via an app, promising lower quotes based on the Ocean's projected low service and maintenance costs. Speaking of service, Fisker plans onsite pickup and drop-off of vehicles for maintenance, requested via an app.
The Ocean will be revealed in production form on Jan. 4, 2020—this won't be a pie-in-the-sky concept—and Fisker is also expected to announce purchase pricing then. Production is expected to start in late 2021, with the first deliveries scheduled for early 2022. The electric SUV will have no shortage of competitors once it gets here, but it seems to be targeting the middle of the market when it comes to pricing and the level of luxury features.
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