Fisker Stock News

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.

Lucid slightly exceeded analyst forecasts for Q4 deliveries this morning. Lucid still built more cars than it could sell in the quarter -- and the year.

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is seeing a torrent of bad news recently. Last week, I wrote that the portion of EV sales in the UK declined for the first time since records started in 2018.

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Fisker's new distribution model might have some subtle negative impacts. Fisker needs to see sales ramp up quickly.

Rivian's leasing program could unlock incremental vehicle demand. New commercial delivery van customers can now order Rivian vans.

Fisker (NYSE: FSR ) has gone through its fair share of management shakeups. And the electric vehicle (EV) company just announced another one this morning.

Fisker announced a new chief accounting officer today. The EV maker previously had to delay its financial reporting due to executive moves.

Influential tech news site TechCrunch said the high-end electric vehicle maker is coming up far short of its sales targets. TechCrunch cited internal company documents given to it by an unnamed source