Marques Brownlee, the prominent tech YouTuber known as MKBHD, expressed his disappointment over the bankruptcy of Fisker Inc., underlining the need for more competition in the electric vehicle sector.

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fisker Inc. (NYSE: FSR) (“Fisker”), driven by a mission to create the world’s most emotional and sustainable electric vehicles, today announced its financial results for ...

Troubled electric vehicle maker Fisker Inc. has reached a settlement with creditors that will allow it to liquidate its assets while working with owners to keep their pricey SUVs on the road. The ...

After many signals suggesting that it would happen, Fisker has officially filed for bankruptcy. The chapter 11 filing came late Monday night in Delaware, where Fisker is incorporated. Soon after, ...

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Fisker Inc FSR shares are moving higher Thursday after the EV maker released additional information on the Fisker Alaska pickup truck. What To Know: Fisker said its sport pickup truck will be built in ...

Fisker has unveiled its next electric car, if it can survive long enough to build it, the new Ronin: an electric convertible to compete with Tesla Roadster. When Henrik Fisker first launched Fisker ...

As tepid as the Q1 results were and as mixed as the post-release action is, the market has not given up on Fisker Inc (NASDAQ: FSR)—quite the opposite. The charts show a bottom in action and a growing ...

View post: Amazon's 'Easy to Use' Electric Car Jack Is on Sale for $44 Two months ago, Fisker Inc. expected the U.S. EPA to declare that its dual-motor Ocean Extreme SUV possessed an estimated range ...

Henrik Fisker tried to make his production dreams come true for the second time. In a way, he managed to come very close to that goal. Many thought he would succeed this time around because the Karma ...

American EV startup Fisker, which recently launched its first vehicle in Europe, is exploring collaborations with other companies in a bid to rapidly expand its market share, according to Reuters.