FISKER’S BANKRUPTCY: THE SALE OF OCEAN EV SUVS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS

Author: Mansoor Ali

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Bankruptcy Sale

Fisker, a California-based EV startup, seeks court approval to sell its remaining SUVs at 80% off

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Financial Struggles

Fisker warned of potential cash depletion, laid off hundreds of employees, and halted production before filing for bankruptcy in June.

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Court Approval Sought

Fisker wants to sell 3,321 EVs to American Lease for just over $46 million.

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Market Challenges

Fisker faced difficulties in a competitive EV market with slowing sales growth.

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Drastic Price Cuts

The remaining EVs, originally priced between $39,000 and $70,000, will be sold for about $14,000 each

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Model Impact

The top-tier Ocean Extreme's price was slashed from $61,500 to $37,500 in a March sale attempt.

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Internal Issues

Over 100 complaints were filed with U.S. regulators about the Ocean SUVs suddenly losing power.

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Stock Plunge

Fisker's stock price fell 98.7% from its IPO to its delisting in March.

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Debt Burden

Fisker owes $1 billion to its unsecured creditors.

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Limited Deliveries

Fisker delivered only 1,300 vehicles in 2024.

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