It's been a few years since Henrik Fisker announced the Fisker Ocean and a full year since production was originally supposed to begin. And yet, against all odds, the Fisker Ocean is officially in ...

The 2023 Fisker Ocean electric crossover finally entered production this month at contractor Magna Steyr's factory in Graz, Austria. Now Fisker has released a short time-lapse video of the process.

Fisker told Ocean reservation holders that if they have a binding order and take delivery before the end of 2023, they still qualify for the tax credit. The company made waves at the Consumer ...

There's no harm in that. Enjoy it while you have it.” The Fisker Ocean wasn’t made by a gigantic automotive company that can afford to live off its portfolio of cars to provide support to ...

He has also made some modifications to the car - installing ... MailOnline spoke to Southampton marketing manager Karin Simonsen, whose Fisker Ocean packed up after suffering a series of software ...

Improving this was part of Fisker’s latest software update (Ocean OS 2.0, installed on our test SUV), but it seems more progress can still be made. That’s not something we want to deal with on ...

What makes owning an Ocean potentially more fraught than buying a Saab, DeLorean or Fisker Karma (the hybrid made by Henrik Fisker’s first car company about a decade ago), is software.

The Ocean is also set to be made from a variety of recycled materials, which Fisker claims makes the car “the world’s most sustainable vehicle." Whether that comes true has yet to be seen ...

Even if Brownlee's Ocean had the software updates, however, it looks as if that wouldn't have made a difference. This time, Fisker actually sent Brownlee an Ocean. While features that didn't work ...

“Six months later, I look at it as the worst financial decision I ever made,” Hammer ... getting inquiries from Ocean owners. In the meantime, he has purchased a Fisker Ocean to drive, take ...

The Foxconn-made 17.1-inch rotating screen—it ... and reached our destination with minimal delay via local roads. The Ocean—and by extension Fisker—is facing an uphill battle when it comes ...