Fisker Force E Package Will Raise The Bar For The Ocean

by AutoExpert   |  25 August, 2023

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Fisker is spilling more details about their exciting Force E off-road package, and it's sounding pretty sweet. This package is set to amp up the Ocean One and Ocean Extreme models, bringing some serious off-road upgrades into the mix.

One of the standout features is the revamped suspension system, complete with those special dampers, as well as rough 20-inch wheels wrapped in 33-inch rubber. Fisker did promise that the ride height would get a boost, making it perfect for tackling tough terrain.

Fisker Force E Package

The Force E package will deck out these models with 20-inch wheels hugged by beefy 33-inch tires. For extra protection during those wild off-road escapades, they're throwing in front and rear skid plates and extra underbody shielding.

Fisker Force E Package

Now, here's where it gets even cooler: they're cooking up a unique off-road mode that'll tweak the powertrain settings to make off-roading a breeze. And guess what? You'll get all these updates through nifty over-the-air updates. Oh, and for those who love to carry extra gear, there's an optional roof basket in the works too.

Fisker Force E Package

Henrik Fisker, the big boss, was pretty stoked about this. He mentioned that Force E is their way of bringing emission-free goodness to the off-road scene. The idea is to let nature lovers relish the great outdoors without the pollution baggage that's often tied to traditional gas-guzzlers that have owned the off-road space for ages.

Fisker Force E Package

The Force E package is set to hit the scene in the first quarter of 2024. You'll have the option to get it straight from the factory or as a cool add-on after your purchase. And here's a teaser: they're also planning to offer the Force E package for the Ultra trim, but they're keeping the exact timing hush-hush for now. So, if you're eager to conquer the off-road trails in eco-friendly style, Fisker's got you covered.

Fisker Force E Package

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