Fisker Stock News

Fisker started delivering its Ocean SUVs in the middle of last year. The electric vehicle maker requires more money to produce more SUVs.

Fisker is struggling with executing its growth plans as it ramps up production.

Price cuts by larger rival Tesla hit Fisker hard in 2023. Its chief accounting officer resigned after only two weeks on the job.

On Jan. 11, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) announced that it would conduct a preliminary evaluation (PE) of the 2023 Fisker (NYSE: F

CFRA analyst Garrett Nelson upgraded shares of the electric-vehicle start-up to Hold from Buy. Separately, the company commented on a NHTSA investigation into its cars' braking systems.

Shares of Fisker Inc. edged up 0.1% in premarket trading Friday, after closing at record lows for the past six sessions, as the electric vehicle maker acknowledged that it regulators were investigatin

Electric vehicle companies are having a bad year, with most of them falling by double digits. Tesla has slumped by more than 14% while Fisker is down by over 50% this year alone.

An analyst's deep price target cut deflated the stock on Hump Day. This was only the latest piece of bad news for the electric vehicle maker.

Fisker (NYSE: FSR ) stock is trading around an all-time low today as the automotive company comes to terms with a class action lawsuit in progress. Indeed, the Gross Law Firm recently issued a notice

Shares of Fisker Inc. extended their losses below $1 after the electric-vehicle maker lost its most bullish analyst, who cited the company's continued accumulation of “unanticipated growing pains”

Fisker's key electric vehicle, the Ocean SUV, is under investigation for braking problems. An analyst believes Fisker's luster is off as its problems continue to pile up.

TD Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne downgraded shares of electric-vehicle start-up Fisker to Hold from Buy. His price target went to $1 from $11.

Federal safety regulators have opened an investigation into Fisker's first electric vehicle over braking problems. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) Office of Defects Invest

EV sales hit a record for volume and market share during the fourth quarter of 2023. Despite records, year-over-year EV sales growth has slowed.

Fisker is experiencing growing pains as it ramps up production and deliveries.