Fisker announced the 'Fisker Ronin,' an upcoming high-end electric sports car. The Fisker Ronin will deliver up to 550 miles of range on one charge, which is nearly three times longer than many of its competitors. On top of this, the Ronin will have a relatively affordable price tag compared to other electric sports cars, as it has an MSRP of $200,000 USD.
The Ronin has a somewhat bulky design with wide wheel wells and a raised bumper with an elongated brake light that stretches the width of the vehicle. The car has a convertible rooftop and will likely have customization options available for its kit. Fisker noted that the a prototype of the Ronin will be ready by August of 2023, and the full release of the vehicle will take place in 2024.
In addition to the Ronin electric sports car, Fisker confirmed that it will be creating an electric SUV and sedan as well.
Long-Range Electric Vehicles
The Fisker Ronin Will Deliver 550 Miles of Range Per Charge
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