Fisker Autonomous Shuttle For Cities
Fisker’s corporate family is growing with an interesting autonomous vehicle (AV) concept that’s been developed with help from friends in China.
Fisker’s corporate family is growing with an interesting autonomous vehicle (AV) concept that’s been developed with help from friends in China.
It’s been a while since we talked about Fisker and it would seem Fisker is getting ready to unleash the potential of solid-state batteries. But not so fast…
The Fisker EMotion will be unveiled by Henrik Fisker at the upcoming CES 2018 event in January, according to recent reports. The unveiling at CES 2018 will include a focus on associated tech, including Fisker’s new battery tech.
The Danish auto designer Henrik Fisker — the mind behind the original Fisker Karma plug-in hybrid, amongst a great many other cars — recently gave an interesting interview that seems worth sharing bits of here.
The past week, with ~1 million pageviews, was a pretty big one here on CleanTechnica. With Tesla Model 3 production around the corner, spy shots jumping out of the corners of the interwebs, and leaks about production beginning soon, it’s no surprise that stories about perhaps the most significant car in history topped the charts. Have a look and check out any cool stories you missed.
Henrik Fisker has taken the wraps off the new Fisker EMotion electric sedan he says will compete head to head with the Tesla Model S. Fisker made his reputation as an automotive designer and the new car is certainly easy on the eyes. He claims it can go 400 miles on a full battery charge and then recharge in just 9 minutes. Fisker originally promised to reveal the car in August but moved the date forward by two months.
With the expected reveal of Henrik Fisker’s new all-electric EMotion sedan not that long off, the noted designer has now released another new teaser image, this time of the nose design for the model.
The electric vehicle pioneer behind the Fisker Automotive Karma plug-in hybrid (PHEV), Henrik Fisker, is continuing to tease the upcoming unveiling of a new prototype, which is expected to be ready for show sometime this summer.
Henrik Fisker seems to have a talent for gathering the eyes of the automotive world. Despite the occasional misstep, he’s still one of the most interesting figures in the automotive world — along with Tesla CEO Elon Musk; former GM, Chrysler, and BMW exec Bob Lutz; and Nissan-Renault Alliance exec Carlos Ghosn.
In this edition of the clean energy and transport news roundup, we’ve got stories about Singapore’s floating solar test-bed, Swell Energy’s storage solutions, Massachusetts solar successes, a 700 MW solar and wind project for Long Island, Henrik Fisker’s EMotion revealed, Infiniti’s EV, electric motorcycles, an in-depth look at the Tesla Roadster, the 366-mile Honda Clarity fuel cell car, and more.