Fisker Faces Financial Turmoil and Customer Concerns Over Parts Availability

Amid plummeting sales and workforce reductions, Fisker reassures customers of a stable parts supply despite bankruptcy risks.

Fisker's sales in Germany dropped sharply to 12 units in May, down from 30 in April.
Former employees claim the company launched products without adequate repair plans, relying on disassembled cars for parts.
Fisker denies these claims, stating it has a 10-year parts supply agreement with suppliers like Bosch.
The company has significantly reduced its workforce and closed facilities to cut costs.
Financial instability has led to service changes, including the discontinuation of roadside assistance in the U.S. and Europe.