Fisker will begin delivering its EV flagship SUV this year — see the $37,500 Ocean
The Ocean's top trim has a solar roof that Fisker says can provide enough power for 2,000 miles of driving per year under ideal conditions. A"Hollywood Mode" rotates the Ocean's giant, 17.
1-inch touchscreen from landscape to portrait orientation. The Ocean will also be able to power an owner's home during an emergency and charge other EVs. 56 Oceans have been built so far, Fisker said. The first model to go on sale will be the Ocean One, a limited-edition version that costs $68,999.
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