What is the Fisker Sunset?
The Fisker SunsetIn addition to the Fisker Karma plug-in hybrid, Fisker will also debut the Sunset at NAIAS in January. Not many other details, other this this photo, have been released. Many believe the Sunset will be a convertible. We just hope it's also a plug-in, or at least some sort of hybrid.
Labels: plug-in hybrid vehicles, quantum fisker plug-in hybrid
posted by Dahcredyns at
10:21 AM
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I'll take one, that is a nice color too :)
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