Fisker Ocean Specs & Dimensions

Sport marks the entry point in the Fisker Ocean range, and comes out of the box with features like a huge 17.1-inch touchscreen, heated front seats, a powered tailgate and adaptive cruise control. The Sport version of the Fisker Ocean is only available with front-wheel drive, and has the shortest official range of all Fisker Ocean models.

This version of the Fisker Ocean looks like a mild upgrade over the Sport model, though there are some important differences that the Ultra trim brings to the table. For example, the Sport spec’s solid roof is replaced with a partially-retractable sunroof on the Ultra version, and the sound system has been upgraded, too. Ultra models also have a much bigger battery than the Sport, and it’s exclusively all-wheel drive as well.

Extreme models build on the spec of the mid-range Ultra trim with a suite of quirky features that set it apart from the more affordable models. That huge central touchscreen can now orient itself into either a portrait or landscape layout, and drivers who love the wind in their hair will get some use out of the ‘California Mode’, which at the push of a button lowers all of the car’s windows bar the windscreen.