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Fisker Expands Reach Into Canada

Fisker Automotive has announced partnerships with established retailers to bring its "uncompromised responsible luxury cars" to locations in Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.

ANAHEIM, Calif. – Fisker Automotive has announced availability of the Fisker Karma, the company’s luxury electric vehicle with extended range (EVer), in Canada.
 
Fisker Automotive has announced partnerships with established retailers to bring its "uncompromised responsible luxury cars" to locations in Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver.
 
In Toronto and Calgary, Fisker has partnered with the Dilawri Group, Canada’s largest auto dealer group. In addition to Fisker of Calgary, the Dilawri Group will be placing a unique Fisker retail location, Fisker of Toronto, at the Shops at Don Mills, Toronto’s first open air mall.
 
Fisker’s partner in Vancouver is the Fields Automotive Group, a family owned company established in 1971. Fisker of Vancouver adds to the group’s 29 other North American locations.
 
Fisker says it will expand its presence in Canada as it ramps up Karma production and develops more clean-running, fuel-efficient premium luxury vehicle models.
 
The Canadian government envisions 500,000 plug-in vehicles on the road by 2018. To help this goal along, the provinces of Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec all offer purchase incentives that range in value from $5,000 to $8,500 CAD. Additionally, Ontario offers unrestricted high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane access to plug-in cars, and Quebec will reimburse half the cost of charging stations for plug-in vehicle owners.
 
 

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