The Fisker Ocean, the first product out of famed designer Henrik Fisker’s new brand, takes an interesting look at manufacturing an EV: Instead of spending a large amount of money on their own platform or to building a factory, Austrian-engineering giant Magna-Steyr is contracted to manufacturer and utilize a platform they created. The partnership allows Fisker inc. to focus on details like design, driving dynamics and sustainability while reducing overhead costs. This gives the Fisker Ocean an MSRP to compete against other non-luxury segment midsized electric SUVs like the Chevy Blazer EV and upcoming Honda Prologue.
The design of the Fisker Ocean is more rounded and less angular than other futuristic-looking models. One of the areas Fisker has focused on is environmentally-safe materials, with over 50 kg of sustainably sourced fabrics and recycled plastics throughout the cabin. Other features include the SolarSky solar panels on the rough that can provide up to 1,500 miles of added range per year, PowerBank that can recharge another EV or power a home in case of emergency, and a Foxconn-manufactured 17.1” touchscreen that can be rotated to be used in either portrait or landscape modes.
Fisker provides variants for the Ocean line, giving drivers the choice of single motor front-wheel drive or dual-motor all-wheel drive models. Sport models are powered by an 80 kWh battery that can provide up to 250 miles of range while all other models are given a 113 kWh battery achieving up to 360 miles of EPA-certified miles. Regardless of trim, all Fisker Oceans come with 11 kW Level 2 charging. Models equipped with the 80 kWh battery can achieve 175 kW DC fast charging to charge the Ocean up to 80% in just over 30 minutes. The larger 113 kWh battery can achieve 250 kW to charge the EV to 80% in 33 minutes.
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Charge rate
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Battery size
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Charge time on Level 1
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Charge time with JuiceBox® 48
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All electric range
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2023-Present Fisker Ocean Hyper Range
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11 kW
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113 kWh
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74 hours
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9.75 hours
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340-350 miles
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2024 Fisker Ocean Touring Range
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11 kW
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80 kWh
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52 hours
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6.75 hours
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250 miles
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