The Fisker Ocean once cost $69,000. Now it sells for under $16,000. Here's why its crash in value is a warning for all EV ...

Things keep going from bad to worse for Fisker and to compound all the financial woes its going through, it has just issued recalls for the Ocean SUV in Europe and North America. The first recall is ...

Fisker came back from the dead with the promise that the Karma disaster wouldn't happen again. The company, which again had a hopeful automotive designer at its helm, seemed to be on the right track ...

Fisker is liquidating its vehicle inventory to cover vital expenses. The EV startup has reached a tentative deal with the New York-based firm American Lease to sell the remaining 3,231 Ocean SUVs for ...

UPDATE 9/17: Since this story's original publication on Sept. 16, Fisker has modified its language to provide labor for recall repairs. UPDATE 9/24: Fisker on 9/23 once again added language stating ...

Bankrupt EV startup Fisker is reversing course just a few days after telling owners that they would have to pay labor costs for recall repairs. The company edited the FAQ page on its website to say ...

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened a third investigation into EV startup Fisker’s Ocean SUV, this time centered on problems getting the doors to open. The NHTSA’s Office of ...

A non-running Fisker Ocean was bought for $10,000. The car had just 300 miles on the clock but had both batteries depleted. Too bad the car was rushed to the market with unfinished software, prompting ...

Fisker has asked the judge overseeing its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings for permission to sell remaining Ocean electric SUVs to a leasing firm at a fraction of their original price, Reuters ...