After relaunching in 2014, American electric vehicle automaker Fisker Inc. declared that its first car (Fisker Car) would be fueled utilizing a new technology.
The new technique, which depended on a graphene supercapacitor, was put on the back burner and the custom Lithium batteries were used instead. Recently, the company announced that it had great success with solid-state batteries which would fuel its electric vehicles.
EMotion car, Courtesy of Fisker Inc.
Fisker Inc. is now seeking to acquire patents for the novel solid electrode structure that would allow the battery to have incredible prospects.
The company claims that the new batteries will be composed of 3D electrodes, promising 2.5 times the specific energy the Lithium batteries have. This will enable the car to acquire a speed of 805 km (500 miles) just on one charge – the time of a single charge takes less than a minute.
With technology fans and observers awaiting the manufacturing of such batteries, the production is expected to launch in 2023.
Fisker introduced a new electric car, called ’Emotion’ at the CES 2018 event in January 2018, with $129,900 a base price.
Previously the car boss has also claimed that the “ EMotion battery pack will be highest energy density” thanks to new technology the film is working on with LG, who will supply the Fisker car’s batteries.
FISKER has shared some more pictures of the new EMotion ahead of its official launch at CES 2018 in Las Vegas and it looks even better than the concept images.
EMotion car, Courtesy of Fisker Inc.
Fisker Car 2018
It helps to reveal that there will be only four seats in the luxury motor which indicates greater space per passenger but obviously not as practical.
The Fisker car’s doors are really unique with Lamborghini-style ones in the front and butterfly wings in the back.
The car is also rumored to have a number of self-driving modes with a number of sensors and cameras fitted to the car.
It will be brought to the marker in low-volumes in 2019.