Fisker Automotive and China Grand Automotive Group to Bring Premium Electric Vehicles to China
This partnership with CGA brings to five the number of Fisker importers developing retail networks for its vehicles.
Fisker Automotive Adds Two New Board Members
Dr. Hans-Joachim Schopf and Barry Huff have joined the Fisker Board of Directors.
Fisker Automotive to Debut First Factory-Built Karma Plug-In Hybrid at Paris Motor Show
Designed by company co-founder, CEO and Executive Design Director Henrik Fisker, the four-door, four-passenger Karma offers luxury car buyers a responsible alternative to traditionally-powered vehicles by combining exotic car styling with advanced powertrain technology. According to the company, the vehicle delivers better efficiency and lower emissions than today’s best hybrids.
Fisker Automotive Takes Possession of Former GM Factory to Build Plug-in Hybrids
The purchase is supported by a $528.7 million Department of Energy loan for the development of two lines of plug-in hybrids.
Fisker Automotive Launches International Brand Identity Campaign
Campaign premiers with website featuring work by world renowned photographer Miles Aldrige and Academy Award-nominated cinematographer Wally Phister.
Fisker Automotive Wins ‘Most Innovative Company of the Year’ Award
More than 200 executives across the country participated in the judging process.
Fisker Automotive Launches North American Retail Tour
Scheduled to kick off Tuesday, April 27 from the company’s Irvine, Calif., headquarters, the two-month program will stop in 42 cities in 26 states and three Canadian provinces.
A123 Systems Signs Multi-Year Battery System Supply Agreement with Fisker Automotive
Battery systems to power Fisker’s Karma luxury plug-in hybrid electric.
Fisker Automotive Raises $115 Million for Plug-In Hybrids
Starting at $87,900, the Karma paves the way for development of lower-cost plug-in hybrid technology for a second, family-oriented car code named Project NINA. Project NINA is expected to be built in Wilmington, Del., at a former General Motors assembly plant starting in 2012.
Fisker Automotive to Buy U.S. Assembly Plant to Build Affordable Plug-In Hybrid Cars
Fisker Automotive has signed a letter of intent with Motors Liquidation Co. (MLC), formerly known as General Motors Corp., to purchase the Wilmington plant for $18 million after a routine four-month evaluation period.