Fisker Ocean Price: Here’s How Much It Costs And Compares To Others

The Fisker Ocean SUV has been a highly successful model for the EV startup. With the previous generations of Ocean impressing in range, tech, performance, and pricing, it’s worth diving into the nitty-gritty of what one of these will cost you. Although 2024 prices per trim have not been officially released by Fisker, we can base price points on past releases. This model has always sat around $40,000 to $60,000, being a great competitor to a Model Y or Mustang Mach-E. Again, this is more of a crossover SUV, being on the smaller side compared to others in its class.

You won’t have endless passenger space or cargo for 15 suitcases, although the Fisker Ocean does make use of what space it *does* provide. That aside, the performance of the 2023 models was impressive, boasting a 73-113 kWh lithium-ion battery and up to 360 miles of range per charge. We’re not 100 percent certain of 2024 specs for Ocean, but it’s safe to base any decision-making on what we’ve already seen from the brand.

In order to give you the most up-to-date and accurate information possible, the data used to compile this article was sourced from Fisker and other authoritative sources, including Car and Driver and Motor Trend.

Fisker Ocean Pricing By Trim: What We Know

When talking about the Fisker Ocean’s price point, it starts from $37,499 and goes up to $68,999. There are four trims of Fisker Ocean vehicles:

Fisker Ocean Starting Pricing

(Prices sourced from Fisker)

With each model, you have something different, whether it be range, horsepower, upgrades, or battery size and capability. Your base Ocean ‘Sport’ is the entry-level model, which you can score for under $40,000. That’s a nice place to start, although you won’t have nearly as many bells and whistles (and range) as an Extreme or Ocean One vehicle. Again, EVs tend to work similarly to regular gas cars in their trim selections, except here, you may have more range if you spend more money on your SUV.

Fisker Ocean Base

Starting At: $37,499

Starting with a splash, we have the base-level Fisker Ocean Sport for $37,499. This is your entry model to the series, offering specs like a single electric motor (275 horsepower), up to 250 miles of range per charge, plus these cool tech/interior features:

• Key Features: 17.1-inch central touchscreen, BigSky panoramic fixed glass roof, EcoFabric seats, Tray tables, Safety aids (automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assist), PowerBank technology for device charging.

Again, you’ll see these standard features built upon in the following models. What’s also nice about the Ocean Sport is your starting MSRP beats the Ford Mach-E by a few thousand, as it retails for $42,995 starting price. Your features are comparable, so Fisker’s certainly after that demographic.

Fisker Ocean Sport Specs

(Specs sourced from Fisker)

Fisker Ocean Ultra

Starting At: $49,999

Moving to your next Fisker Ocean trim, the Ultra, you have a starting MSRP of $49,999. In this model, you see specs including Dual electric motors (540 horsepower, AWD) plus an extended range of 340 miles per charge. Putting this model right under $50,000, Fisker Ocean Ultra becomes a solid competition for Model Y from Tesla, yet will be more than an entry model.

• Additional Features: Hyperdrive mode, Smart Traction torque vectoring system, OpenSky glass roof with California Mode, FeelTek vegan leather option.

Fisker Ocean Ultra Specs

(Table specs sourced from Fisker)

Fisker Ocean Extreme

Starting At: $68,999

Your next trim for the 2023 Ocean is the Extreme SUV. This model is a bit more rugged than the others in the lineup, boasting dual electric motors, 564 horses, AWD, and Boost Mode for a quick burst of power and performance. This SUV follows the regular design, not wavering too much, although you can expect a nicer interior across the board. The price is also $68,999.

• Special Features: Boost Mode for short power bursts, Traffic Jam Assist, SolarSky roof for an additional charge, FiskerPulse immersive audio system, FeelTek seats, or optional Alcantara faux suede.

Fisker Ocean Extreme Specs

(Table specs sourced from Fisker)

Fisker Ocean One

Starting At: $68,999

Moving up to the most expensive trim of the 2023 Fisker Ocean SUV, you have the ‘Ocean One.’ This vehicle boasts identical performance specs to the Extreme, with the addition of interior and exterior upgrades. Considering that Ocean One is so close to the Extreme, your decision to upgrade comes down to whether certain elements are worth it for you on an everyday basis. It’s also worth noting this release came as a limited edition. Here are some other things to keep in mind:

• Limited Edition Features: Identical to Ocean Extreme, unique 22-inch wheels, exclusive MaliBlu interior color scheme, unique badges, startup screen displaying sequence number out of the limited run of 5,000 copies.

Therefore, if aesthetics mean something to you and the 5,000-examples cap is enticing, the Fisker Ocean One is a great investment. We always like seeing car companies launch a limited or VIP option for high rollers, especially when they make it worthwhile.

Fisker Ocean One Specs

(Table specs sourced from Fisker)

Again, the main appeal of this model is its limited quantity. Performance-wise, you still see the same features as the Ocean Extreme, just with the addition of a better aesthetic. Fisker has made this lineup pretty competitive in the broader electric market, especially with such a great starting price point.

Choosing The Right Fisker Ocean For Your Budget

When it comes to finding the perfect Fisker Ocean this year, you can expect a slight bump in pricing for 2024 models. These changes have not been confirmed *yet* but across the industry, we are seeing slight bumps in MSRPs. Especially after Fisker’s rocky 2023, the brand is figuring out ways to recoup its cash as well as get people interested in its vehicle lineup. The Ocean SUV continues to be a main selling point for Fisker, hence why it is where they put most creativity and budgeting.

This is good news for Ocean drivers and fans. You will see this model continue to be a saving grace for its parent company, as well as continue to innovate across all trims. For 2024, there will also be three trims. The only one missing is the limited edition ‘Ocean One’ model. It is not a huge deal, but if you wanted that model, you would need to look for a 2023 nameplate.

The only confirmed difference in trims for this year versus 2023 is the Ocean One SUV no longer being offered. This was a limited edition release, so the newest-gen will not offer one. That said, you still have the Ocean Extreme, essentially offering the same specs.