Fisker

Statistics show that the majority of pollution from automobiles occurs on consumers' daily commute to and from work or dropping the kids off at school.

Currently, more than 60% of Americans and Europeans are driving less than 80 km (50 miles) on their daily
commute. If this 60% of commuters would drive a plug-in hybrid like the Fisker Karma, we could see the
fastest possible reduction both in oil consumption and emissions - all without
sacrificing their daily driving habits. Additionally, plug-in hybrids have
the potential to augment the planning of cleaner electrical
power plants, ultimately producing a dramatic
effect on our society and future generations.

The stance of the first design, the Fisker Karma, is wide and low. It delivers such dramatic proportions for a four-door sports sedan that one would not anticipate. The height of a Porsche 911, length of a
Mercedes Benz CLS and the width of a BMW 7 Series.

The sleek design accents the long hood and is a direct result of our breakthrough chassis.
Fisker was able to incorporate many of the aspects a designer
would dream of in designing a car .