with Fisher Ocean running down the production line at Magna’s factory in Graz, Austria, Henrik Fisker decided to let Pear out. The Fisker Pear will be the second car introduced in the lineup, slated to launch sometime around the end of 2024. The CEO said he’d be driving it out in LA and someone caught it. met the hatchback across the new 6th Street Viaduct for the last time Friday morning. This week, a prototype wearing the same camouflage and bright green 22-inch Slipstream wheels was revealed. caught parking in an alley in LAgive us an even better view.
This car has been dubbed the battery-powered city car for a global audience, its name being an acronym for Personal Electric Automotive Revolution. Said to challenge cars like volkswagen ID.3 in the international market, the Pear is actually the same size as a subcompact Cross each other. The given length is 4.55 meters or 179.1 inches. 12 inches longer than ID.3, 9.5 inches longer than ID. Chevrolet Bolt EUVhalf an inch longer than 2024 Chevy Trax. One Patent application drawing series in Fiskerati offers glimpses of novel features, one of which is a drawer that emerges from the front fender, the other a hatch that partially disappears in the bumper.
The steel frame that debuted with Pear will eventually support two more vehicles. That platform may contain either the battery are offered, one for the local city mission, and the Hyper Range package with an estimated range of 310 miles. Fisker has announced a price of $29,900 for the base version with a smaller battery, but we think it will be difficult to hold onto that price until the Pear goes on sale. The key to making it work is to keep part numbers low and maximize production efficiency. car manufacturer hired a production executive from BMW The South Carolina facility to oversee plans at the Foxconn facility where Pear will be built, the target is 250,000 per year by 2025. Fisker wants Pear to get it. Fisker cars reach 1 million sales by 2027.
Last we heard, Fisker said there were 5,000 reservations for the little guy. Now that it’s out, we’ll see and learn more soon.
