Los Angeles, CA – Nissan’s potential $400 million investment in Fisker is sparking optimism in the electric vehicle market. Following Fisker’s shares hitting an all-time low, news of Nissan’s interest emerged, with talks ongoing to finalize the deal soon. The injection of $400 million from Nissan into Fisker’s truck platform led to a rebound in Fisker’s shares, closing at $0.4825 per share and rising by 7.73% in after-hours trading.
Henrik Fisker, Chairman & CEO of Fisker Inc, discussed the company’s performance and shift towards a dealer partnership model with Yahoo Finance. While not confirming the deal with Nissan, Henrik mentioned ongoing discussions with OEMs for a strategic investment, expressing hope for a finalized deal in the near future. The postponement of electric vehicle programs by several OEMs has created a unique market segment for Fisker Alaska, positioning the company without direct competitors in terms of price and features.
Despite no official comments from Fisker or Nissan, sources suggest that a deal between the two could be finalized this month. The potential investment from Nissan could be a significant milestone for Fisker in the EV market, boosting owner and shareholder confidence. The terms of the deal remain undisclosed, but closing it would mark a crucial step for Fisker’s future growth strategy and market positioning.
Fisker’s emphasis on working with a strategic partner aligning with its vision and goals indicates a deliberate approach to potential collaborations. The positive outlook among investors following news of the possible investment highlights the market’s anticipation for a successful partnership between Nissan and Fisker. As talks progress towards a potential deal, the EV industry awaits the outcome and implications for the electric vehicle market as a whole.