Away from this car…

The car that would be the savior of the automobile industry gives a last chance to…the dying Fisker.
The promising Fisker Ocean faces many problems, especially in the power and brake systems.
Owners have reported unexpected power outages while the vehicle is in motion, attributed to software errors and hardware failure. There were also problems with the brake system, which led to an official investigation. Fisker attempts to fix these issues through software updates and patches.

Despite efforts to address the technical issues, the continued occurrence of failures calls into question the reliability of the Fisker perimeter. This also affects the already negative image of the company and its finances which are already in bad shape.
Managing these issues and enhancing consumer confidence are critical issues for Fisker in this competitive electric vehicle market.

The Fisker Ocean is an all-electric SUV available in three trim levels: Sport, Ultra, and Extreme. The base Sport model starts around $40,000 and offers a range of about 250 miles.
The mid-level Ultra, with dual motors and all-wheel drive, costs just over $50,000 and has a range of about 340 miles. The top model, the Extreme, starts at about $70,000 and offers a range of up to 360 miles.