Fisker’s Ronin electric convertible is targeting the supercar market with an impressive 1,000 horsepower, achieving 0-60 mph in under two seconds, all for a price tag of $385,000.
The Ronin, which was showcased at Fisker’s first Product Vision Day along with other prototypes, is now being further detailed by the company. Fisker has marked late 2025 for the beginning of deliveries and plans to manufacture only 999 units of the Ronin. Reservations began on August 3, requiring customers to put down a $2,000 deposit for the initial reservation and $1,000 for a second one.
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The Ronin will be equipped with a three-motor powertrain, producing more than 1,000 hp and allowing the vehicle to reach 0-60 mph in less than two seconds, as announced at its unveiling. With a name inspired by a John Frankenheimer film known for thrilling car chases, the Ronin is expected to offer up to 600 miles of range and a top speed of 170 mph.
Despite being a convertible, the Ronin is said to have room for five passengers and an “exceptional cargo capacity.” The carbon-fiber retractable-hardtop may limit trunk space when folded, but a frunk will partially compensate for this. The vehicle features rear-hinged butterfly doors and front scissor doors, all of which can be opened manually or remotely via a smartphone, as can the roof.
Built on an aluminum space frame with integrated battery cells, the Ronin will come with 23-inch carbon-fiber wheels and a 17.1-inch touchscreen.
At Fisker’s Product Vision Day, the Ronin was revealed alongside other prototypes such as the Force E off-road package for the Ocean crossover, the Alaska pickup truck, and the Pear urban vehicle. These additional models are also set to launch in 2025, with the Pear anticipated to arrive earlier at a starting price of $29,900, before any federal incentives. The manufacturing for these models is planned at Foxconn’s factory in Ohio, though a final agreement had not been confirmed as of early August.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about fokus keyword Fisker Ronin
What is the Fisker Ronin and when will it be available?
The Fisker Ronin is an electric convertible supercar that boasts 1,000 horsepower and can reach 0-60 mph in under 2 seconds. It’s priced at $385,000, and deliveries are targeted to begin in late 2025.
How many units of the Fisker Ronin will be produced?
Fisker plans to produce only 999 examples of the Ronin, making it a highly exclusive vehicle.
What are the key features of the Fisker Ronin?
The Ronin is equipped with a three-motor powertrain, offers up to 600 miles of range, a top speed of 170 mph, and includes unique features like rear-hinged butterfly doors, front scissor doors, and a carbon-fiber retractable-hardtop.
How can customers reserve the Fisker Ronin?
Reservations for the Fisker Ronin opened on August 3. Customers can place a $2,000 deposit for the first reservation and a $1,000 deposit for the second reservation.
What other models were unveiled alongside the Ronin?
Along with the Ronin, Fisker unveiled prototypes for the Force E off-road package for the Ocean crossover, the Alaska pickup truck, and the Pear urban runabout. All are set to launch in 2025.
Where will the Fisker Ronin be manufactured?
The production of the Ronin and other Fisker models is slated to take place at Foxconn’s factory in Ohio, although a final agreement had not been confirmed as of early August.
5 comments
im not into cars much, but even i know that 999 examples is super exclusive, wonder whos gonna get their hands on one of these beauties?
I’ve been following Fisker’s development and this is something else, Can’t wait for 2025. Just wish I had the cash for that deposit lol.
600 miles of range, now thats what I’m talking about. More electric cars like this please. but the price, oh man, way out of my league.
the retractable hardtop and those doors… simply mind blowing. Fisker’s really innovating in the electric vehicle space, Ronin is just the tip of the iceberg!
Wow 1000 hp? Thats insane! I gotta see this car, the Ronin is just crazy. Fisker really pulling out all the stops.