Fisker Automotive

5515 East La Palma Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92807
United States
714-888-4255
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Luxury vehicle manufacturer to develop second model line, the Fisker Atlantic.

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Questions face electric vehicles.

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Fisker Automotive owns tax breaks worth $320 million.
Hybrid Tech commits up to $8 million in debtor in possession financing.
U.S. Department of Energy picks Li's group following auction.
New owner could revive Fisker Automotive.
The electric carmaker hasn't produced a vehicle in over a year, but has yet to declare bankruptcy.

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