Electric vehicle OEM Fisker has announced that its all-electric Fisker Ocean Extreme achieved a combined WLTP range of up to 707km /440 UK miles, the longest range of any battery electric SUV sold in Europe today.

According to the company, WLTP measurements were conducted on the Fisker Ocean Extreme with standard 20-inch wheels. It states that “actual range will vary with conditions such as external environment, vehicle configuration, wheel size and diameter, and vehicle use.”

“From the beginning, we planned the Fisker Ocean to deliver the highest level of design, sustainability, innovation, usability, and range. We created a fantastic five-passenger vehicle, offering our buyers range confidence and convenience in every trip,” CEO Henrik Fisker said.

“This achievement is a major milestone for everyone at Fisker, and we are delighted the range exceeds our initial calculations,” Fisker continued.

Fisker Ocean e-SUV is capable of potentially driving from London to Glasgow or Paris to Frankfurt with range to spare.

As part of its mission to create the most sustainable SUV on Earth, Fisker harnesses the latest and most cutting-edge technologies, producing a powerful and responsive high-performance SUV capable of potentially driving from London to Glasgow or Paris to Frankfurt with range to spare.

The Fisker Ocean zero-emissions SUV combines top-notch craftmanship, ingenious engineering, innovation, affordability, and sustainability in three versions: Extreme, Ultra, and Sport, with some trims sold out in several launch markets.

Production of the Fisker Ocean SUV began on November 22, 2022 at its manufacturing partner Magna’s factory in Graz, Austria. At the time, the EV OEM already had 63,000 bookings for the electric SUV.   

Fisker expects European homologation from authorities by April 28, 2023, with customer deliveries thereafter. The first European Fisker Centers+ will open in Vienna and Copenhagen on April 11, 2023, with additional Centers+ and Lounges across Europe and the US opening throughout 2023.

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