Tesla's rival Fisker Fisk enters China: delivery begins in the first quarter of 2024 and plans to achieve annual sales of 75000 vehicles

Thank you CTOnews.com netizen Mr. Aviation for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com Fisker, an American electric car startup, announced that it plans to open a showroom and delivery center in China this year to increase sales of its recently launched all-electric SUV model Ocean.

Fisker brand founder and CEO Henrik Fisker said: "We are excited to enter the Chinese market later this year, we expect China to become an important growth market for electric vehicles in the future, and believe that our vehicles will be very attractive, which is why we set up an office there and intend to open a delivery center this year." I believe we can start deliveries as early as next year and potentially achieve annual sales of 75000 vehicles in China. "

Fisker recently announced that its first production model, the Ocean, will begin delivery in the U.S. next week, and its Extreme model has an EPA rated range of 360 miles on a single charge.

Fisker's leadership team recently visited China and met with relevant leaders and business leaders in Shanghai City to discuss potential cooperation opportunities in the region, focusing on automotive supply chain, logistics, warehousing and new product development.

The Fisker Ocean starts at $37499 (CTOnews.com notes, currently about 267,000 yuan) and has an estimated range of 250 miles, while the 360-mile Extreme model starts at $68999 (currently about 492,000 yuan) with dual-motor four-wheel drive.