Fisker

You may have heard the name Fisker before in association with their hybrid and electric vehicles. Fisker says that in addition to its previously-announced Ocean compact SUV, they plan to put a new electric car called the Pear into production in 2024.

A few days back, Henrik Fisker teased a new car with a dark image that showed cool butterfly doors. Fisker said that those doors were perfect for easy entry and exit of your car. I thought the shape of the front end loked interesting from the side, and now we have a better look at what to expect with this shot taken from in front of the car.

Henrik Fisker has taken to Twitter to tease a photo of his company’s next vehicle. We don’t have any details on the car yet, just this one dimly lit image. What Fisker is touting on the car is the unique door design. 

Karma Automotive recently held a private event in California to debut its new model, the Karma Revero. The car looks very much like the Fisker Karma of the past, right down to the solar roof. The Revero has an all-electric range of 50 miles and a full driving range of 300 miles when using the range extender generator, which is basically a 260hp GM turbo-4 engine.

I mentioned a bit ago that VLF Automotive had unveiled the sexy Force 1 V10 car in Detroit. That isn’t the only car the company has at the show. The other is called the Destino V8.

VLF Automotive certainly has a serious braintrust, with Henrik Fisker, Bob Lutz, and Gilbert Villarreal behind the brand. One of the first cars that the company is showing is called the Force 1 V10 and it is derived from a Dodge Viper.

At this past weekend’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, exotic and rare cars abounded, and right in the middle of all those cars was a customized Ford Mustang. But this is no ordinary ‘stang. This is the Galpin-Fisker Rocket Speedster that – an open-top pony car that gets its power from a supercharged 5.0L V8 making 725hp.