Fisker Inc. is one of the most enigmatic electric car manufacturers . It's true that its journey began abruptly, as an accident caused the original company to go bankrupt just as it was getting established. Then, through a great deal of hard work, its owner brought it back to life, although to this day many of us still don't quite believe in its plans. Mainly because they haven't yet materialized, and time marches on.
One of the models poised to revolutionize the automotive sector is the Fisker PEAR . Its name might ring a bell, as we've mentioned it more than once. The last time was when a series of renders were released . These gave us a glimpse of its design, but it wasn't until now that the American brand took the next step and published more detailed teasers. And they're not alone.
The Fisker PEAR, according to its creators, will revolutionize electric mobility and will hit the market next year 2024...
The teasers you're seeing for the new Fisker PEAR have been released through their official Facebook page. If you cast your mind back, you'll remember that Henrik Fisker closed his Twitter account when Elon Musk, owner of Tesla, acquired the social media platform . Well, this announcement on Mark Zuckerberg's social network comes with a message that seems like a full-blown declaration of intent. We'll translate it for you to judge…
"Coming Soon: The #fiskerPEAR
Updated production design was launched last week , with PEAR featuring a unique, iconic graphic and a clean, sculpted body side with pronounced fenders giving the vehicle a powerful and wide stance.
Moreover, if we compare their style description with the published images, we could almost say that the PEAR's design is nearly finished . Most importantly, it matches the design we already know, and if you look closely, it's quite similar to the Ocean, which they're supposedly already selling. The main point of connection is the very thin, full LED headlights that frame the PEAR logo, along with the character lines that define the bodywork.
The main difference between the PEAR and the Ocean is in the rear three-quarter view and the rear end. The PEAR will be around 15 to 20 centimeters shorter, and the design and placement of the inverted shark-fin-shaped C-pillar give it a strong and dynamic look. We also can't overlook the design of the full LED taillights, which frame the entire rear window in a single line. Of course, this feature, like the solar panels on the roof, might not be included.
However, the PEAR is expected to hit the market in 2024, so if Henrik Fisker's plans come to fruition, it should be officially announced very soon. We'll have to see if he delivers this time, because it took him quite a while with the Ocean…
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