New electric SUV offers inductive charging, so no need to plug in: Fisker CEO
The road rivalry is revving up as electric car brand Fisker is set to take on Tesla’s Model Y.
“We will offer inductive charging so you won’t have to plug in your car to charge,” Fisker Inc. CEO Henrik Fisker told FOX Business’ “Countdown to the Closing Bell” on Monday.
Fisker is looking to release his newest model SUV in about two years.
“We are looking right now at eight states here in the U.S. We have sort of RFPs out, meaning tenders eight states, to talk with them about possible locations, he said. “We’ll launch it by around mid-2021.”
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The electric vehicle automaker is ahead of the electrification in the U.S. and it believes it will be a big job creator in the future, according to Fisker.
“Our plan alone, we would look at up to company 4,000 to 5,000 U.S. jobs eventually past 2025,” he said.