Fisker gives the best look yet at its 600-mile range Ronin EV
and future Pear EV."Fisker Ronin, All Electric super GT! Reveal August 3rd! Super fast & space for 5! The ultimate long distance Grand Touring car with anticipated range of 600 miles!" Fisker wrote in the post.
There's no word yet on the price, but the company previously promised to keep it under $200,000. Other than the anticipated range, specs like power have yet to be shared. It was first revealed last year when Fisker announced it would show it off in August 2023, so it's on schedule in that regard. It's a bit behind on Ocean EV deliveries, however. The company announced the start of production back in
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