Fisker Inc (NYSE: FSR) CEO Henrik Fisker said on Thursday the electric vehicle company is working on high priority with suppliers to increase the production volume for its Ocean electric SUV to meet higher demand.
What Happened: Fisker Ocean is scheduled to go on sale in November this year.
“High priority!,” Fisker said in a Twitter post, adding that the production ramp is being planned for the second half of the year.
The EV maker on Thursday revealed it had secured 40,000 reservations for the Ocean SUV, a 70% jump from the 23,500 units reported in January.
High priority! I will be working with our team & suppliers to try and increase Fisker Ocean volume in 2nd half of next year, to meet continued demand! #Fisker #Love #EVs #ESG #ElectricVehicles #demand pic.twitter.com/Fu5Gm67v94
— Henrik Fisker (@henrikfisker) March 31, 2022
See Also: Fisker Sees $1.3B Revenue Potential From Over 23,500 Ocean Electric SUV Reservations
Why It Matters: The average selling price of the Ocean lineup is about $56,000, excluding options and delivery fees.
The electric vehicle company, launched in 2016, aims to bring four vehicles to market by 2025.
Seen as a Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) rival, Elon Musk's company once employed Fisker and even sued him over design secrets.
Price Action: Fisker stock closed 1.4% lower at $12.9 a share on Thursday.
Photo courtesy: Fisker
