What are the pros of Fisker Alaska?

Innovative 'Houdini' expandable bed system , Lightweight agile platform architecture , Sustainable recycled interior materials , Competitive projected pricing point , Dual motor AWD performance capability

What are the cons of Fisker Alaska?

Brand availability and production uncertainty , Towing capacity details vary by configuration , Limited physical service network compared to legacy automakers

Fisker Alaska Review — Specs, Range & Pricing

Ratings

4.2 Expert Rating

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Category Scores

Performance 8.2

Comfort 8.0

Safety 8.5

Fuel Economy 9.0

Technology 8.6

Maintenance 7.5

Reliability 7.8

Interior 8.3

Exterior 9.0

Value 8.8

Specifications

Charging

Architecture	400V class
DC Fast Charging	Supported
AC charging	11 kW onboard
Plug type	CCS Combo / NACS compatible

Battery

Battery options	75 kWh and 113 kWh
Battery type	Lithium-ion
Warranty	8 years / 100,000 miles

Dimensions

Length	208.8 in
Bed length (extended)	4.5 ft to 9.2 ft
Body style	4-door Pickup

Safety

Driver assists	Fisker Intelligent Pilot
Active Safety	Automatic Emergency Braking, Lane Keep Assist

Engine & Performance

EngineDual Motor Electric

Horsepower400+ hp (estimated)

Fuel TypeElectric

TransmissionSingle-speed direct drive

Drive TypeAWD

Acceleration3.9 to 7.2 sec (0-60 mph depending on variant)

Top Speed115 mph

Emissions0 g/mi

Battery75 kWh / 113 kWh

ChargingDC Fast Charge capable

Range (EV)230 to 340 miles EPA estimated

Fuel Economy

Fuel TypeElectric

Emissions0 g/mi

Battery75 kWh / 113 kWh

ChargingDC Fast Charge capable

Range (EV)230 to 340 miles EPA estimated

Safety

Automatic Emergency Braking
Lane Departure Warning
Surround View Camera

Technology

Large Central Touchscreen
Revolving Digital Cockpit
Over-the-Air Updates

Ownership

Eco-friendly vegan upholstery
Recycled interior materials
Spacious center console storage

Plan for Level 2 home charging setup to maximize convenience. Keep software updated via OTA patches.

Expert Review

By FindEdition Auto Team

4.2 / 10 expert score

Overview

The Fisker Alaska is designed to be the world's lightest all-electric pickup truck, combining utility with eco-conscious styling.

Driving Experience

Offers brisk acceleration in dual-motor configurations with agile handling uncommon for traditional utility pickups.

Charging & Range

Equipped with versatile battery pack choices providing competitive range options for daily driving and light hauling.

Pros

Innovative 'Houdini' expandable bed system
Lightweight agile platform architecture
Sustainable recycled interior materials
Competitive projected pricing point
Dual motor AWD performance capability

Cons

Brand availability and production uncertainty
Towing capacity details vary by configuration
Limited physical service network compared to legacy automakers

Verdict

An innovative, highly versatile lightweight electric pickup with unique storage features like the Houdini bed door.

Pricing Intelligence

MSRP $45,000

Current $45,000

Dealer $44,000

Invoice $43,000

Offer $44,500

Discount500

FinanceVaries by availability

LeaseVaries by availability

TaxesVaries by state and locality

Product Intelligence

Buying Recommendation

Check current manufacturer status and reservation terms before ordering. Choose dual-motor configurations for optimal year-round traction and performance.

Ownership Cost

Plan for Level 2 home charging setup to maximize convenience. Keep software updated via OTA patches.

Charging

DC Fast Charge capable

Alternatives

Check current manufacturer status and reservation terms before ordering. Choose dual-motor configurations for optimal year-round traction and performance.

vs Ford F 150 Lightning: Alaska is more compact and lifestyle-oriented; Lightning is a full-size utility workhorse.
vs Tesla Cybertruck Alaska offers a lighter, more traditional yet modern consumer footprint.