Fisker announces four new models: Ronin, PEAR, Alaska and Fisker Ocean

At an exciting event attended by investors, analysts, employees and members of the media, Fisker, the automaker headquartered in Manhattan Beach, unveiled its bold vision for a line of fully electric and sustainable vehicles that will extend through 2026. Driven by its commitment to sustainability and innovation, the manufacturer presented four cutting-edge vehicles and shared its plans to revolutionize the automotive industry from its technological core.

Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer Henrik Fisker, the brand reaffirmed its three-pronged focus on innovation, sustainability and design, the three pillars guiding its advances. “Our mission is clear: to create the most exciting and sustainable electric vehicles in the world,” Fisker declared with passion. This statement of intent materialized as Fisker’s flagship vehicles were unveiled one after another.

The crown jewel of this presentation was the Fisker Ocean SUV, now equipped with the Force-E off-road package. Designed to conquer challenging terrain without compromising sustainability, this off-road SUV combines exceptional power with environmental awareness and, recently, delivered its first 22 units in the US. This dynamic package includes 33-inch tires mounted on 20-inch rims, increased ground clearance, specialized shock absorbers and strategically placed protective plates. Available in both the Ultra and Extreme versions, the Force-E is a testament to Fisker’s commitment to practical innovation.

In addition, Fisker presented the elegant Fisker Ronin, a four-door convertible with more than 1,000 CV. Blending luxury, speed and sustainability, this vehicle will redefine the GT sports car segment. Powered by an integrated battery pack, the Ronin promises a range of more than 900 km and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.0 seconds, thanks to its triple-motor all-wheel-drive system.

No less impressive is the Fisker PEAR, a connected lifestyle vehicle that redefines urban mobility. Built on the Fisker SLV-1 platform using the Steel ++ development process, the PEAR reduces the number of parts by 35%, paving the way toward more sustainable mobility. With its highly connected electrical architecture and the Fisker Blade central computing platform, the PEAR simplifies urban life with its exclusive front storage compartment and compact design. With four equipment levels, its starting price is €27,900 and it is expected to be available by mid-2025.

Fisker’s commitment to versatility also takes shape in the Fisker Alaska, a fully electric four-door pickup truck built on the FT31 platform. Flexibility and sustainability come together in this vehicle designed for everyday use and utility needs. With its modern design and a range of 370-550 km, the Alaska stands out as a tempting option in the electric pickup market.

Fisker Blade, the new platform for its EV models

Amid these astonishing reveals, Fisker did not stop emphasizing its commitment to comprehensive sustainability. The company presented its central computing platform, the Fisker Blade, designed to simplify the complexity of its future vehicles. Furthermore, it committed to raising standards in environmental, social and governance (ESG) terms, with the goal of leading the way toward a more sustainable automotive industry.

“By 2027, we have the ambition to produce the world’s first climate-neutral vehicle,” announced Henrik Fisker with determination.

Following the exciting event in Huntington Beach, Fisker opened reservations for the Fisker Ronin and the Fisker Alaska, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the history of sustainable mobility. With its range of exceptional vehicles and its passionate focus on sustainability, Fisker is in an unrivaled position to lead the electric vehicle revolution and set new standards in the global automotive industry.