Fisker Faces Fourth Federal Probe Over Phantom Braking Issues

The electric vehicle maker's latest investigation focuses on unexpected emergency braking incidents, adding to its growing list of safety concerns.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a new investigation into Fisker's Ocean SUV following reports of automatic emergency braking without obstructions.
Fisker's financial struggles intensify as the company slashes prices and faces potential bankruptcy amid mounting safety and operational challenges.
Previous probes into the Ocean model include issues with braking power, door latching failures, and gear shifting malfunctions.
The company's stock price has plummeted following a failed partnership deal with Nissan and a bankruptcy filing for its Austrian division.
Fisker's reputation is at risk as the number of customer complaints and lawsuits increases, impacting its market position and future viability.