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It’s a fair question, considering FSR stock is down more than 30% over the last six months.\nThe fledging electric vehicle (EV) company hasn’t brought in any revenue yet. It hasn’t built or sold a finished vehicle. But Fisker has embarked on a path that even its executives call “quite unique.”\nI get that Fisker is an appealing company, particularly for investors who are looking to get in on the ground floor of the nextTesla(NASDAQ:TSLA). Anyone who buys FSR stock at today’s prices of roughly $14 is hoping for a growth spurt that parallel’s Elon Musk’s powerhouse.\nI mentionedwhen I wrote about Fisker last monththat investors need to have a great deal of faith in the company to buy FSR stock. And they need to have a strong tolerance for risk because this is a ride that will see plenty of ups and downs.\nBut if you take the time to look carefully at the risks, you may decide that FSR stock is <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/AONE.U\">one</a> for you.\nLet’s take a look at one of those “quite unique” factors that may make Fisker a risk – or set it up for greater rewards.\nFisker’s Twin Approach\nOne of the most interesting things about Fisker stock is that the company is attempting to build two different vehicles at the same time. Rather than launching one EV and using the lessons learned to refine its processes, it’s jumping in with both feet to build two distinct vehicles at the same time.\nFisker is working with<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/MGA\">Magna</a> International(NYSE:MGA) to build its first vehicle, the Fisker Ocean SUV. The vehicle is beingbuilt in Europewith a starting price of $37,499 – a little upscale for SUV prices. The vehicle is expected to start rolling off assembly lines in Austria in the fourth quarter of 2022.\n“Magna’s proven capabilities, particularly in electric vehicles, form a strong basis to support Fisker with world class engineering and manufacturing of the Fisker Ocean,” said Magna Steyr President Frank Klein.\nAt the same time, Fisker launched what it calls Project Pear for its second vehicle. That’s an effort in conjunction with Taiwanese manufacturerFoxconnto mass-produce an electric SUV that will be priced at less than $30,000. If successful, that would open Fisker to a lucrative mid-sized SUV market.\nThe Project Pear vehicle is slated for release in late 2023.\nA Risk? Or a Chance for Greater Rewards?\nIt would make more sense for a pre-revenue company like Fisker to focus its efforts on a single vehicle. There are inevitably mistakes, processes to refine and best practices created. All of that makes a learning curve that makes the second, third and fourth vehicles easier to produce.\nEven Tesla worked on one car at a time in its early days. The company, which was founded in 2003,launched its long-awaited Roadsterin 2008. It wasn’t until 2011 before it launched the prototype of its second car, the Model S sedan.\nOf course, there are differences as well. Tesla didn’t become a public company until 2010. It also struggled through some legal issues, and with cash flow and liquidity.\nFisker went public through a SPAC merger before it made its first car. And while it’s working on two versions of an SUV, it’s also already flirting with other models. It released an image of a pickup truck. And it has hinted at the idea of a coupe crossover and a sedan.\nCEO Henrik Fisker spoke to the company’s multi-pronged approach during the company’sAugust conference call with analysts:\n<blockquote>\n “The ability to actually execute two vehicle platforms, two different vehicle platforms, in this stage as a startup companies is quite unique. I think it really validates our strategy. I don’t think there’s any startup ever, even EV U.S. startup that actually have developed or started to develop two platforms simultaneously, despite probably having some of them having raised more billions of dollars than we have. And I think it really shows the strength of our business model, the strengths of our team, and of course, the strength of our partnership, because we do have two amazing, two different partners and I think that really sets us apart.”\n</blockquote>\nThe Bottom Line on FSR Stock\nFisker is trying to do something that is rarely, if ever, done. It’s creating two completely different vehicles before bringing in any sales.\nThat’s tough. It’s ambitious.\n<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/ISBC\">Investors</a> should prepare for a volatile ride with FSR stock. 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It’s a fair question, considering FSR stock is down more than 30% over the last ...\n\n<a href=\"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/fsr-stock-risky-strategy-stand-out-ev-space/\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"FSR":"菲斯克"},"source_url":"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/fsr-stock-risky-strategy-stand-out-ev-space/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1169786564","content_text":"FSR stock is a gambling on an approach rarely seen in the industry.\n\nIs Fisker Inc. biting off more than it can chew? It’s a fair question, considering FSR stock is down more than 30% over the last six months.\nThe fledging electric vehicle (EV) company hasn’t brought in any revenue yet. It hasn’t built or sold a finished vehicle. But Fisker has embarked on a path that even its executives call “quite unique.”\nI get that Fisker is an appealing company, particularly for investors who are looking to get in on the ground floor of the nextTesla(NASDAQ:TSLA). Anyone who buys FSR stock at today’s prices of roughly $14 is hoping for a growth spurt that parallel’s Elon Musk’s powerhouse.\nI mentionedwhen I wrote about Fisker last monththat investors need to have a great deal of faith in the company to buy FSR stock. And they need to have a strong tolerance for risk because this is a ride that will see plenty of ups and downs.\nBut if you take the time to look carefully at the risks, you may decide that FSR stock is one for you.\nLet’s take a look at one of those “quite unique” factors that may make Fisker a risk – or set it up for greater rewards.\nFisker’s Twin Approach\nOne of the most interesting things about Fisker stock is that the company is attempting to build two different vehicles at the same time. Rather than launching one EV and using the lessons learned to refine its processes, it’s jumping in with both feet to build two distinct vehicles at the same time.\nFisker is working withMagna International(NYSE:MGA) to build its first vehicle, the Fisker Ocean SUV. The vehicle is beingbuilt in Europewith a starting price of $37,499 – a little upscale for SUV prices. The vehicle is expected to start rolling off assembly lines in Austria in the fourth quarter of 2022.\n“Magna’s proven capabilities, particularly in electric vehicles, form a strong basis to support Fisker with world class engineering and manufacturing of the Fisker Ocean,” said Magna Steyr President Frank Klein.\nAt the same time, Fisker launched what it calls Project Pear for its second vehicle. That’s an effort in conjunction with Taiwanese manufacturerFoxconnto mass-produce an electric SUV that will be priced at less than $30,000. If successful, that would open Fisker to a lucrative mid-sized SUV market.\nThe Project Pear vehicle is slated for release in late 2023.\nA Risk? Or a Chance for Greater Rewards?\nIt would make more sense for a pre-revenue company like Fisker to focus its efforts on a single vehicle. There are inevitably mistakes, processes to refine and best practices created. All of that makes a learning curve that makes the second, third and fourth vehicles easier to produce.\nEven Tesla worked on one car at a time in its early days. The company, which was founded in 2003,launched its long-awaited Roadsterin 2008. It wasn’t until 2011 before it launched the prototype of its second car, the Model S sedan.\nOf course, there are differences as well. Tesla didn’t become a public company until 2010. It also struggled through some legal issues, and with cash flow and liquidity.\nFisker went public through a SPAC merger before it made its first car. And while it’s working on two versions of an SUV, it’s also already flirting with other models. It released an image of a pickup truck. And it has hinted at the idea of a coupe crossover and a sedan.\nCEO Henrik Fisker spoke to the company’s multi-pronged approach during the company’sAugust conference call with analysts:\n\n“The ability to actually execute two vehicle platforms, two different vehicle platforms, in this stage as a startup companies is quite unique. I think it really validates our strategy. I don’t think there’s any startup ever, even EV U.S. startup that actually have developed or started to develop two platforms simultaneously, despite probably having some of them having raised more billions of dollars than we have. And I think it really shows the strength of our business model, the strengths of our team, and of course, the strength of our partnership, because we do have two amazing, two different partners and I think that really sets us apart.”\n\nThe Bottom Line on FSR Stock\nFisker is trying to do something that is rarely, if ever, done. It’s creating two completely different vehicles before bringing in any sales.\nThat’s tough. It’s ambitious.\nInvestors should prepare for a volatile ride with FSR stock. 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