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| MAKE | MODEL | YEAR | SQUISH VIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fisker | Karma | 2012 | YH4K14AACA |
About Fisker
Fisker Automotive was an automobile company established in America that specialized in building luxury Hybrid electric vehicles. It was founded by Henrik Fisker along with Bernhard Koehler in 2007. Both the founders had a vision of protecting the environment by building eco-friendly vehicles; so they quit Aston Martin to start their own firm Fisker Coachbuild. While turning their vision into reality, Fisker launched Fisker Karma, its first hybrid car at an Auto show in 2008.
Tesla and Fisker entered into a lawsuit where Tesla claimed that Fisker stole their design work and used it in Fisker Karma. In 2009, Fisker won the lawsuit and Tesla paid an amount of 1.1 million united states dollars to Fisker. In the same year, the U.S Department of Energy granted Fisker a loan for producing one hundred thousand vehicles in the US after Fisker revealed that it will build a new low-cost hybrid vehicle. Fisker withdrew 192 million US dollars out of 528.7 million US dollars loan provided by the U.S Department of energy to complete Fisker Karma and Fisker’s Project Nina which was later declared as Fisker Atlantic
Fisker’s was pushed back in 2011 when its battery supplier A123 Systems was recalled in 2011. It became worse in 2012 when A123 Systems went bankrupt and there was no production for five months. Due to this, Fisker failed to achieve the required milestone and in August 2012, due to disagreements on the milestones set in the loan conditions, the department of energy stopped Fisker’s credit line. In the next one year, Fisker’s CEO was changed twice followed by heavy loss as Hurricane Sandy destroyed a shipment of 338 Karmas. At that time, Henrik Fisker was the executive chairman.
Henrik Fisker left Fisker in April 2013 due to disagreements on the business strategy followed by laying off more than half of their Fisker’s workforce in April 2013. Fisker was acquired by Wanxiang group after Fisker declared bankruptcy in November 2013. Wanxiang group competed against Hybrid in an auction for three-days and won at a bid of 149.2 million U.S dollars. Fisker’s founder Henrik kept the name of his company and the Wanxiang group named it as Karma Automotive. Today, Fisker exists as Fisker Inc. which was started by Henrik Fisker in 2016 and is planning to launch a range of new electric vehicles starting 2021.
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