According to reports, Henrik Fisker, CEO of American electric vehicle startup Fisker, stated on November 9th that the company is in talks with five automakers regarding cooperation, and Fisker hopes to increase its automotive production capacity through cooperation with other automakers.

　　In an interview in Berlin, Fisco said, "Our two cars are about to be ready, and we can bring them to the market. What we need now is production capacity

　　In May of this year, Fisco told the media that he was exploring partnerships with suppliers and technology companies to expand the company's production scale.

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　　On November 9th, Fisker stated that it was in negotiations with five "traditional automotive companies" and expressed the hope of selecting partners in the coming months.

　　Fisker, headquartered in California, has already launched an electric vehicle on the market, the Ocean electric SUV, produced by Magna Steyr at a factory in Austria.

　　Fisker also plans to launch two new models before 2025: a pickup truck and a small SUV called PEAR. The company will collaborate with Foxconn to produce PEAR in Ohio. Fisker stated that both cars will require more production capacity.

　　According to data released by Fisker in September this year, the cumulative production of its Ocean model has reached 5000 units. However, due to a slowdown in consumer demand for electric vehicles, Fisker reduced its production target for this year in August and adjusted the vehicle's selling price in October.

　　Fisco expressed confidence in the company's profitability path and stated that its gross profit margin this year will reach double digits, in line with previous expectations that the gross profit margin will be between 8% and 12% in 2023.

　　This article is reprinted from Gaishi Automotive Information Network