Stunning Fisker Dangles Ocean EV Is On The Way!

by AutoExpert   |  28 October, 2021

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This year's Los Angeles Auto Show will see the world debut of EV startup Fisker's production version of its flagship car. The Ocean small crossover will be available for $37,499 when it goes on sale in late 2022. The vehicle's range is expected to be between 250 and 300 miles.

The Ocean's interior design and personalization choices were discussed recently with co-founder and CEO Henrik Fisker and Ocean's senior director of interior Nadya Arnaout. Two models will be on display at the Los Angeles Auto Show when production on the 2022 Fisker Ocean electric SUV begins in November.

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The EV automaker says that a dazzling white interior will not be the only choice in the preview cars, at least one of them will have a colorful inside. Fisker will offer a variety of interior colors, from the base model up to the top-of-the-line trim, in addition to popular exterior hues like white and black.

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Fisker claims the interior of the Ocean will have other surprises that we won't see until closer to the vehicle's official delivery date in 2022. Fisker did, however, provide a little information, such as a purportedly innovative method used to create the seats into odd shapes and layout the seams in a previously unseen manner.

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There is a new interesting use in the infotainment screen that no other carmaker has yet integrated into automobiles, according to the company's patent application. Interior features include easy cleaning, lots of storage space, and a console that can be used for many different things. What else might we expect at the Los Angeles Auto Show?

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As well as showing off the outside paint hues, Fisker is unveiling all the important details about the vehicle's powertrain and technology, including the size and capacity of the battery packs. A teaser video for the ongoing PEAR project is possible, and Fisker intends to give a first glimpse at an Ocean-themed special edition in partnership with an artist in the area. Finally, the debut edition model will be known as "Fisker Ocean One,"

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