Comments on: Fisker Details Plans for “Project Nina” at Old GM Plant, Eyes Exports

By: Fisker Takes Steps on Former GM Plant, Funding, Sunset Model

Fisker Takes Steps on Former GM Plant, Funding, Sunset Model — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:55:58 +0000

[...] Delaware, to announce that the company has started conducting environmental assessments of a former General Motors plant in the area, where the startup plans to build its mid-range plug-in sedan called Project Nina (see video clip, [...]

By: Fisker on DOE Loan Timeline (Next Month) and Pulling Out of Michigan

Fisker on DOE Loan Timeline (Next Month) and Pulling Out of Michigan — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:01:20 +0000

[...] The company announced a manufacturing site (an old General Motors plant in Wilmington, Del.) for its Project Nina model back in October. And last month, Fisker finally announced a deal with Massachusetts battery developer A123Systems [...]

By: After DOE Nod, a Long Road Ahead for Green Car Startups

After DOE Nod, a Long Road Ahead for Green Car Startups — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 00:21:20 +0000

[...] announced a manufacturing site (an old General Motors plant in Wilmington, Del.) for its Project Nina model back in October, less than two months after the DOE announced its loan agreement. But Fisker offers us an example [...]

By: Milestone: Toyota to Launch “Affordable” Plug-in Prius in 2011

Milestone: Toyota to Launch “Affordable” Plug-in Prius in 2011 — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 19:42:31 +0000

[...] Selling at less than $35,000 (the third-generation Prius starts at $22,400), the plug-in Prius could undercut some of the highest-profile plug-in models slated to roll out in the next five years, including General Motors’ extended-range electric Volt (expected to cost around $40,000) and Fisker Automotive’s $47,400 plug-in hybrid Project Nina vehicle. [...]

By: Fisker Bumps Karma Launch to 2010, Expects Battery Deal This Month

Fisker Bumps Karma Launch to 2010, Expects Battery Deal This Month — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 19:31:32 +0000

[...] Plug-in hybrid car startup Fisker Automotive had expected to launch its first vehicle, the luxury Fisker Karma, in 2009. But according to founder and CEO Henrik Fisker, who spoke yesterday at the Los Angeles Auto Show, the launch is now scheduled for September 2010. What we can expect this year, he told Reuters at the event — which opens to the public today — is the name of a battery supplier for Fisker’s upcoming models, including the $87,900 Karma and the Project Nina sedan, expected to carry a price tag of around $47,400. [...]

By: Tesla CEO Has “Reservations” About Rival Fisker’s Feasibility

Tesla CEO Has “Reservations” About Rival Fisker’s Feasibility — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:05:50 +0000

[...] 16 miles down the turnpike in Delaware from the old General Motors where startup Fisker Automotive plans to build an upcoming plug-in hybrid vehicle, Elon Musk, CEO of rival Tesla Motors, yesterday told an audience at the University of Delaware [...]

By: Ultimate Irony: Fisker to Buy Old GM Plant | Fast Cars - Fun Life

Ultimate Irony: Fisker to Buy Old GM Plant | Fast Cars - Fun Life — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 05:13:20 +0000

[...] expect the “family friendly” version to post those sort of numbers. According to earth2tech.com Fisker has yet to begin design on their “Project Nina” slated for the new plant, but [...]