The Los Angeles Auto Show would typically kick off next month, but the coronavirus pandemic has delayed the event until May 2021.
While that’s several months away, Fisker has announced plans to introduce the production version of the Ocean at the show.
The company is keeping details under wraps, but they released a teaser image which suggests the production model will remain pretty faithful to the concept. However, there are some minor changes including a charging port on the front fender as well as wider door handles.
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Fisker Ocean concept
Fisker didn’t say much about the upcoming crossover, but promised the Ocean will deliver class-leading range, impressive performance and a functional interior with third-row seating. The company also said the model will be launched in late 2022 thanks to a strategic partnership with Magna International.
As we have previously reported, the Ocean is slated to be offered with rear- and four-wheel drive. The company has also said the four-wheel drive variant will have more than 302 hp (225 kW / 306 PS), while an “ultra-high performance version” will be capable of running from 0-60 mph (0-96 km/h) in less than three seconds. We can also expect ranges of between 250 – 300 miles (402 – 483 km).
Pricing is slated to start at $37,499 before incentives, and Fisker has also promised flexible leasing options. Of course, it’s possible things could change by the time the model goes into production.
In a statement, CEO Henrik Fisker said “It’s with great excitement that we’re making the global debut of the Fisker Ocean here in our home city of Los Angeles. As befits the world’s first digital car company, we are also planning to showcase several Fisker-unique technologies that will support our differentiated ownership experience and vehicle functionality.”
