PEAR will be priced at $29,900 before incentives
- PEAR will feature seating for five or six
- The innovative crossover will offer estimated range from 180-320 miles*,
providing exceptional versatility - PEAR is first vehicle to use Fisker Blade, the company’s in-house-designed HighPerformance Computer, to deliver PEAR’s connected and digital customer
experience - Production-intent PEAR will be exhibited publicly at the Fisker Lounge Munich on
September 4-10, concurrent with the IAA Mobility 2023 event in Munich - New PEAR images available here
driven by a mission to
create the world’s most emotional and sustainable electric vehicles, today released
additional details on the Fisker PEAR, an innovative and affordable crossover priced at
$29,900.
“With PEAR, we threw convention out the window,” Chairman and CEO Henrik Fisker said.
“We created this vehicle with the idea that young people living in the world’s big cities need
innovative, versatile, and affordable mobility.”
Fisker showcased PEAR, which is planned to be built in the US in collaboration with
Foxconn at a factory in Ohio, on August 3 at the company’s first-ever Product Vision Day.
Fisker has also announced that a production-intent PEAR will be exhibited publicly at the
Fisker Lounge Munich (Kaufingerstrasse) on September 4-10, concurrent with the IAA
Mobility 2023 event in Munich.
The PEAR is using a new light steel body structure; Fisker’s engineering and design
departments have worked on reducing the parts count by 35%. The approximately 15-footlong vehicle (4550mm) is smaller than the Fisker Ocean SUV which began deliveries in
2Q 2023. It features a unique Houdini trunk that enables owners to load and unload in tight
street parking situations and to avoid damage in parking structures with low ceilings. The
trunk lid and glass move down behind the rear bumper beam and are therefore protected
in case of a rear crash. (The Houdini trunk was activated at slow speed on Aug. 3 to allow
the feature to be captured on video, the production version will move at high speed up and
down.)
Additional features include a drawer-like front boot, or “froot,” that could be used to store
anything from delivery pizza to sweaty workout gear, thereby keeping odors out of the
cabin; it will be offered with an insulated option to keep food hot or cold. The cabin itself is
designed to be extremely durable, with no fragile moving parts – excellent for car-sharing
applications, busy families with kids or people who like a lot of storage space everywhere.
The PEAR will also have a Lounge Mode, with all seats folding flat including the rear seat
folding backwards into the trunk area, to create a large lounge space for watching a
movie or taking a rest. PEAR will come with an optional 17.1-inch rotating screen for
entertainment in Lounge Mode. The five-seat vehicle will have an option to seat six people,
with a large two-seat bench replacing the single front passenger seat and center
console.
The interior will feature recycled and bio-based materials to help make PEAR a leader in
sustainability in its segment. The PEAR will also be the basis of Fisker’s aim to create a
carbon neutral vehicle by 2027. The vehicle has been presented in its final production
form, except for the exterior camera mirrors, which are still under review.
