Fisker Alaska: Everything You Need to Know About the New Electric Pickup Truck

The 2025 Fisker Alaska comes with impressive specifications and features:

• Price: You can expect a projected price of $45,400 before incentives, which drops to $37,900 after incentives.

Battery

• Battery Options:  Choose between two battery packs – 75 kWh and 113 kWh.
• Range:
  • Opt for the 75 kWh battery and enjoy a range of 230 miles.
  • Upgrade to the 113 kWh battery for an extended range of 340 miles.
• Motor Choices: You have the flexibility of selecting either a single- or dual-motor setup.
• Acceleration: Depending on your configuration, experience 0-60 mph acceleration times ranging from 3.9 to 7.2 seconds.
• Production Timeline: Fisker plans to start production between December 2024 and Q1 2025.
• Platform:  The Fisker Alaska is built on a modified, stretched Fisker Ocean platform.
• Dimensions: This truck boasts an overall length of 208.8 inches (17.4 feet). The bed length is adjustable, ranging from 4.5 to 7.5 feet through a pass-through gate. Lower the tailgate, and the cargo area extends to 9.2 feet.

Sustainability 

• Unique Features:
  • It proudly hosts the world’s largest cup holder.
  • Experience the “California mode,” which opens all windows, including the mid-gate bed window.
  • Practicality meets design with cockpit storage designed for work gloves or your favourite snacks.
  • The front passenger tray holds your tablet securely.
  • An insulated front trunk adds convenience to your storage needs.
• Sustainability Goal: Fisker aims for two records – the world’s lightest electric pickup truck and the world’s most sustainable truck.
• Pre-Order: Secure your Fisker Alaska now by placing a pre-order on the official Fisker website.

Conclusion

The 2025 Fisker Alaska presents a compelling package of features and specifications. With its versatile battery options, ranging from 75 kWh to 113 kWh, and impressive ranges of up to 340 miles, this electric pickup truck is poised to make a mark.

The choice between single- and dual-motor configurations, along with customizable acceleration times, ensures a dynamic driving experience tailored to your preferences.

Scheduled for production between December 2024 and Q1 2025, the Fisker Alaska is built on a modified Fisker Ocean platform, boasting an overall length of 208.8 inches and an adaptable bed length. Its distinctive features, such as the world’s largest cup holder, “California mode,” and practical storage solutions, enhance both comfort and utility.

Source: FiskerAlaskaForum
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