2023 Fisker Ocean

Fisker is a name shared by two defunct companies started by automotive designer Henrik Fisker. Fisker Automotive failed in 2013 after burning through $1.4 billion building fewer than 2,500 Fisker Karma hybrid luxury cars. Fisker, Inc. filed for bankruptcy in 2024, shortly after debuting the all-electric Fisker Ocean SUV. The Ocean EV earned one of the lowest Overall Scores that Consumer Reports has ever recorded. Considering how few vehicles were built, the lack of factory support, and the difficulty of obtaining parts and service, we would strongly caution against purchasing a used Fisker.

Looking something like a cousin of the Range Rover Evoque, the Fisker Ocean pure-electric SUV features a solar roof and a 17-inch center touch screen that can be rotated 90 degrees for either a horizontal or a vertical display layout. The interior, which features recycled materials throughout, seats five passengers. EPA driving range figures are not yet available, but Fisker estimated the front-wheel-drive single-motor version has a 231-mile range, and the all-wheel-drive dual-motor variant can go up to 360 miles on a charge. The Ocean will offer a standard active driving assistance system called Fisker Intelligent Pilot, which includes AEB, and BSW among other systems. On June 17, 2024, Fisker Group, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In a statement, the company said that it planned to continue limited operations including 'preserving certain customer programs.' New vehicle manufacturing will remain on pause as it has been for several months.