The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration announced a new recall for the Fisker Ocean, and it's another bad one. According to the NHTSA, there's a chance the water pump will fail, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Some Fisker owners are struggling to keep their cars running after the EV startup went bankrupt. BI spoke to five Fisker Ocean ...

This guy bought a 2023 Fisker Ocean for just $10,000 from a Toyota dealership. But, as expected from a car manufactured by a company that went bankrupt twice in ten years, the EV is a pile of problems ...

Even if an automaker survives bankruptcy proceedings, the restructured entity may no longer support the vehicles it previously produced. Owners of the Fisker Ocean could find themselves in this ...

Fisker may have gone bankrupt, but its products are still out there, keeping their owners on their toes. The latest twist? Yet another recall for the all-electric Ocean SUV, this time targeting 7,745 ...

Fisker's bankruptcy has led to a strange situation for one of the Ocean owners. He traded in his old Volkswagen for the electric SUV, but the ailing startup never came to collect the vehicle. Now he's ...

UPDATE 9/17: Since this story's original publication on Sept. 16, Fisker has modified its language to provide labor for recall repairs. UPDATE 9/24: Fisker on 9/23 once again added language stating ...

After a long downward spiral, Fisker has once again filed for bankruptcy. It was hard enough to stand out in a market saturated with premium electric crossovers—forget trying to do so with an EV ...

The Fisker Ocean has faced yet another recall, due to a software issue that could lead to an unexpected reduction in regenerative braking. The recall affects 7,745 Ocean electric SUVs from the 2023 ...

When Fisker Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 17, 2024, it did more than imperil a startup. It sharpened a question the auto industry has been slow to answer: what happens to a vehicle that ...

Fisker, the once high-flying California-based EV startup, is bankrupt. That's left people who bought its Ocean SUV scrambling for answers about the future of software updates, internet connectivity, ...